This EG Civic Ute Is Just About The Perfect Car When you think of the perfect car, what does it look like? Something fast, expensive, and shiny? Well I’m here to tell you that you’re wrong, the perfect car is a ’90s Civic that’s been turned into a ute. Please adjust your dreams and aspirations accordingly. Read more…

LPT: Protect surfaces by layering painter’s tape under packing tape for heavy-duty tasks (e.g. taping wooden furniture pieces together during apartment moves) Inb4 gaff/gaffer’s tape. Trust me, I’m a huge fan, too, but it can be a lot more expensive than both of the above combined (especially at bulk), and cheaper options (anecdotally) have been lacking lately, in terms of strength and residue. submitted by /u/0000000000000007

When would you start thinking about outsourcing? (e.g. SEO, email marketing, VA’s etc.) I am in the early stages of my journey, in the sense that I am making profit but not life changing by any means. But I also work a full-time job so my time is somewhat limited. So as per the above question, when’s the best time to outsource the work. And yes, I have trust issues so I am seeking advice here. submitted by /u/Spare_Worldlin…

LPT: When logging in to gmail, you don’t have to type a complete address as login (e.g. johndoe@gmail.com). Your name will work (e.g. johndoe). submitted by /u/BrilliantHighlevel

Woven nylon filter pouches (e.g. Zomei) – how do you label them? I have several identical black woven nylon filter pouches. I’ve tried to stick a label printer label on them, but they fall off too easily. Whith them being black, I can’t use a marker pen to write on them. How do other people label their filter pouches? submitted by /u/PresentCode

LPT: To instantly improve your posture while working or studying, set your phone alarm to go off every 30 minutes and label it with a posture reminder (e.g., “Sit up straight!”). The alarm’s label will trigger an automatic mental check, helping you stay mindful of your posture throughout the day. Over time, you’ll develop better habits without needing to consciously focus on it. submitted by /u/Expensive_Ad6082

LPT Spend more on things you wear everyday (eg. haircut and glasses) The cost per wear metric changed the way I view/buy personal items because it highlights the value of quality and why it matters. submitted by /u/marconii