'Perfectionism is a form of anxiety.'
If you don't have a lot of storage, you know the joy of finding a product that's handy and necessary but doesn't take up a lot of space. Especially something like a bucket, which you may only use a few times a year but for which there aren't a lot of substitutes. I snagged these collapsible plastic buckets at Amazon for less than $23 and could not be more pleased with how sturdy they are in use and how little room they take up when flattened. A practical tip from me to you! And more of those below. Janie |
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For many of us, air travel often involves a seat belt that doesn't fit. And although some flyers know there's nothing wrong with needing a seatbelt extender, others have understandably felt angry at how ridiculously size-exclusive the standard seat belt is. As a required safety measure, the regular belts should be long enough to fit everyone. But in case you find yourself needing a seat belt extender, here's some information to make the process as easy and stress-free as possible. |
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The pursuit of perfection is not always a bad thing. Research has found that people who hold themselves to high standards are thorough and engaged with their work and are motivated to succeed. But there's a tipping point when the rigid standards of perfectionism start to do more harm than good. "Perfectionism is a form of anxiety," said Shannon Garcia, a psychotherapist at States of Wellness Counseling in Illinois and Wisconsin. Here are the signs you are tipping over into a toxic perfectionist mindset. |
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Many of us did a lot of home improvement projects during the early stages of the pandemic, but perhaps with our own comfort or needs in mind rather than with an eye for resale value (you needed that home office, though!). Although housing prices are already high right now, you may be able to sell for even more if you make just a few tweaks. Check out Lifehacker's new list of nine things that may be bringing down the value of your home. |
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