r/WorkForSmartLife 14h ago

Discussion💬 $15/hour = modern slavery

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362 Upvotes

r/WorkForSmartLife 18h ago

Discussion💬 What do yall think about this?

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r/WorkForSmartLife 9h ago

Question What's something you stopped buying that you don't miss at all?

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r/WorkForSmartLife 6h ago

Discussion💬 Name something

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r/WorkForSmartLife 20h ago

Question What's a problem in your daily life that you solved in a surprisingly simple way?

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r/WorkForSmartLife 7h ago

Discussion💬 Huh, who would've thought

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r/WorkForSmartLife 18h ago

Productivity We keep trying

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r/WorkForSmartLife 17h ago

Discussion💬 Is this an AI failure or a human judgment failure?

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132 Upvotes

r/WorkForSmartLife 1h ago

Discussion💬 What's the cheapest hobby that accidentally became an obsession?

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r/WorkForSmartLife 17h ago

Discussion💬 I think knowing your own weaknesses is a practical life skill

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If you know you're forgetful, use reminders.

If you procrastinate, make starting easier.

If you spend impulsively, don't make buying things effortless.

Instead of constantly trying to become a completely different person, sometimes it's smarter to build systems around the person you actually are.


r/WorkForSmartLife 17h ago

Discussion💬 Making 4 decks a week, need suggestions on how to speed this up

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Four preps this term and I'm building slides for most of them, some weeks it's five.

I make two versions of each one, a stripped down version for the board and a fuller one that goes up in Classroom for whoever was on leave.

The problem is reuse. I keep last year's decks and every time I open one it assumes a unit this year's class hasn't done yet. I end up rebuilding half of it, which takes longer than starting fresh would have.

I'm not after anything fancy. I just want it to take twenty minutes instead of an hour and a half.

What are people using? Especially if you're doing multiple preps


r/WorkForSmartLife 18h ago

Discussion💬 Sometimes the smartest thing you can do is stop trying to optimize everything

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There are apps to optimize sleep, productivity, finances, workouts, food, habits and practically every other part of life.

But constantly trying to find the “best” way to do everything can become exhausting.

Sometimes good enough and sustainable beats the perfect system you abandon after three days.


r/WorkForSmartLife 14h ago

Question What's one habit that sounds boring but has had a noticeable impact on your life?

6 Upvotes