Plan Anxiety-Reducing Routines Around Your Triggers

Anxiety can ruin your day if you don’t know how to properly manage it. Lifehack.org recommends planning to exercise a time out when you see a trigger coming. Lifehack has some other tips for anxiety management that you’re able to read below. Manage Your Anxiety With These 12 Useful Tips| Lifehack Photo byJayel Aheram.

September 26, 2014 · 1 min · 54 words · Sherry Pearson

Should You Finance a Car?

Seethis articlefor the original argument against it, andthis counterpointfor the pro-finance sidethere’s some heated discussion happening!

September 26, 2014 · 1 min · 16 words · Sandra Benson

Stop Making Excuses for Your Partner--It's Killing Your Relationship

We rationalize away what’s bothering us when we want a relationship to work. Making excuses for your partner is typically a bad habit to adopt. The least you will do is get some answers aboutwhether it’s time to call it quits or not. Her Campus provides more tips about understanding the toxicity level of your relationship. Hit the link below to read more. Signs Your Relationship Is Toxic| Her Campus...

September 26, 2014 · 1 min · 73 words · Terrence Watson

The Best Dash Mount, Wireless Sound, Work Out While You Work [Deals]

Add in the fact that they’re Bluetooth, and have solid ratings, and it’s fantastic. ThisBluetooth 4.0 speakerhas amazing reviews, a 20 hour battery, and an incredibly low price. People seem love them whenever we post them though, so have at it. If your bag is overflowing with tangled cords and gadgets, do yourself a favor and pick up aGrid-It. This is the big model, and Amazon has never sold it for cheaper....

September 26, 2014 · 1 min · 118 words · Steven Pittman

The Best Two-Factor Authentication App for Android

Instead of using a text message, though, Authy is our favorite two-factor app on the block. You may have heard of these apps before, anda lot of the sites you use probably support them. In a lot of cases, they’ll even work if you don’t have an internet connection. Some of these apps do even morelike automatically log you in if your phone is near your gear. Our favorite, though, is Authyhere’s why....

September 26, 2014 · 1 min · 156 words · Stephanie Gonzalez

The Clock Is Ticking: How to Save Money Booking Your Holiday Travel

This week, it’s time to start thinking about holiday travel. Compare ticket prices regularly. Perhaps one of the most important ways to save money on airfare during the holidays is to be flexible. The farther you plan to goespecially during peak travel seasonthe more difficult it is to find a bargain. For more money saving Amtrak tips, check outthis guide to cheaper train tickets at Frommers. These days, low-fare bus lines are comfortable, spacious, and a good alternative to driving....

September 26, 2014 · 2 min · 245 words · Cassandra Bell

The Flat Color Home Screen

To that end, My Color Screen userPitokohas created this simple, bright home screen. To get this design on your phone, download the files from the source link below. Here’s what else you’ll need: Apex Launcher Zooper Widget Pro Media Utilities Flat Color| Google+

September 26, 2014 · 1 min · 43 words · Andrew Davis

Wayfare Shows You the World by Connecting You With People Far Away

Here’s how it works. Think of Wayfare is both a teaching tool and a bit of a penpal finder. Hit the link below to try it out. Wayfare(Free) | iTunes App Store Wayfare(Free) | Google Play

September 26, 2014 · 1 min · 36 words · Tracie Edwards

What Would You Like to See from a "Career Spotlight" on Lifehacker?

But what about us normal people? Advice for those aspiring to join said profession (or even existing people in that profession!) What do you think? What would you like to see from a series like this? and what questions would you like answered? Or do you think we should go for another format entirely? This post is part ofShop Talk, Lifehacker’s public editorial blog.Read more here.

September 26, 2014 · 1 min · 66 words · Cynthia Miller

Why You Should Teach What You Know, Even If You Aren't an Expert

And you’ll have some fun. This post originally appeared on theCrew blog. I read a story recently about two developers. Both had roughly the same expertise and learned at about the same rate. As they improved their skills, one of the developers shared everything he learned on a blog. The other developer, having shared nothing he learned, had barely an audience to speak of. If you knowanythingand I know you doyou should be teaching what you knowright now....

September 26, 2014 · 2 min · 301 words · Douglas Weaver

Be Picky About Clients' Future Potential When Freelancing

When you’re a freelancer, it’s tempting to say yes to any opportunity that comes your way. As business blog Entrepreneur explains: Remember dating in high school? It is likely that you spent countless hours trying to wow him or her, but to no avail. Despite all your charisma, your efforts were simply wasted on the wrong person. How to Pick the ‘Right’ Clients and Stand Out Among the Competition| Entrepreneur...

September 25, 2014 · 1 min · 74 words · Jennifer Hernandez

Check Taxes & Resort Fees to Make Sure You’re Getting a Decent Rate

When you spot a great accommodations rate, you may be tempted to jump on it. Airfare Watchdog warns to watch out for taxes and fees that can inflate that rate. Airfare Watchdog has several other booking tips in the full post, linked below. 10 Hotel Booking Mistakes You’re Probably Making| Airfare Watchdog Image fromForsaken Fotos.

September 25, 2014 · 1 min · 55 words · Marvin Benton

Chrome APK Packager Turns Your Android Apps Into Chrome Extensions

Android: Running Android apps inside Chrome issurprisingly easy. Getting the apps to run is a little harder. Fortunately, Chrome APK Packager can help turn your existing Android apps into Chrome-friendly packages. Start the app on your Android phone and you’ll see a list of the applications you have installed. [APP]Chrome APK Packager-Generates Chrome Packages from Apps installed on your phone| XDA viaAndroid Police

September 25, 2014 · 1 min · 63 words · Zoe Franco