Use Afternoon Rituals to Disconnect After Work
It can be difficult to leave work at the workplace. Apartment Therapy recommends using rituals to disconnect from your work day. Work-life balance is difficult to maintain. We have a tendency to take our work stressors home with us and let them affect other areas of our life. Apartment Therapy offers some pretty sound advice on the matter: As soon as you step through your front door, begin an afte
How to Prioritize When Everything Is Important
Sure, it’s great to make a to-do list, but how do you prioritize the tasks—especially when everything seems like a priority? Instead of getting overwhelmed, you need to learn how to prioritize your priorities. Yes, that’s entirely possible, and we’re going to tell you how to do it. It just so happens that there are people who focus specifically on juggling competing tasks and priorities: project m
Get Access to Inbox by Gmail with a Friend's Help, No Invite Required
Gmail's new Inbox app is pretty awesome, but it's still invite-only. If you have a friend that's using inbox, you can get access on your own device with their help—even if they don't have any invites to give out. The process, courtesy of WonderHowTo, is simple: Download Inbox on your phone through its app store, either Android or iOS. You won't be able to sign in with your account, since you don't
Five Best Time-Tracking Applications
Where does the time go? Whether you need to know for billing purposes or just want a better idea of how your work day is split up, you can always answer that question with a good time-tracking application. Photo by judepic. Earlier this week we asked you to share your favorite time-tracking tool, and now we're back with the five most popular time-tracking applications to help you track the time yo
Why I Stopped Being Paranoid and Started Using Mint
The idea of giving anyone my online banking usernames and passwords sends shivers up my spine, but after having examined different money management solutions, personal finance webapp Mint still makes the most sense for me, despite privacy concerns. My finances are more irregular than ever right now, so I've got to keep a close eye on them. For the last seven years, every month I dutifully fired up
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Portable Ubuntu Runs Ubuntu Inside Windows
Windows only: Free application Portable Ubuntu for Windows runs an entire Linux operating system as a Windows application. As if that weren't cool enough, it's portable, so you can carry it on your thumb drive. Built from the same guts as the andLinux system that lets you seamlessly run Linux apps on your Windows desktop, Portable Ubuntu is a stand-alone package that runs a fairly standard (i.e. o
Windows 7 Shortcuts Enables the Best Win7 Shortcuts in XP or Vista
Windows only: If you like the look of Windows 7's great new keyboard shortcuts but aren't planning to upgrade for a while, Windows 7 Shortcuts enables some of the best Win7 shortcuts for XP and Vista. Windows 7 Shortcuts was submitted by Lifehacker reader Rupert and was written in one of our favorite scripting languages, AutoHotkey. Right now, Windows 7 Shortcuts supports the following keyboard sh
Geek to Live: Ban time-wasting web sites
by Gina Trapani Picture this: I sit down to write a Lifehacker article. "Wonder if anyone at Ask Metafilter knows good software for burning DVDs," I think. Click-click. "Oh look, someone's had a traumatic breakup!" Three hours later, no article's been written, and I want to throw myself out the window. Sound familiar? A recent reader poll shows that most of you wish you spent less time mindlessly
Add Gmail Tasks to Your Firefox Sidebar
If you've gotten into Gmail's new Task manager now that it's available on your mobile device and iGoogle, there's one more convenient place you may be keen on placing it: your browser's sidebar. Every time a cool, stripped down widget becomes available, we love bookmarking it and loading said bookmark in our Firefox sidebar. We've done it with Google Talk, your Google Calendar agenda, and Facebook
Get organized with GTDTiddlyWiki
by Jason Thomas Click to viewEveryone has to find their own killer personal organizational app, and for me, it's a single, free HTML document called GTDTiddlyWiki. The self-contained standalone mini-wiki is packed with features but it doesn't dictate how you work - it provides a canvas on which you can design your own process improvements and workflows. Don't let GTDTiddlyWiki's unusual name put y
Lifehacker Code: Texter (Windows)
Windows only: Text substitution app Texter saves you countless keystrokes by replacing abbreviations with commonly used phrases you define. Unlike software-specific text replacement features, Texter runs in the Windows system tray and works in any application you're typing in. Texter can also set return-to markers for your cursor and insert clipboard contents into your replacement text, in additio
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