When Will I Finally Meet Someone?A daily reading for Thursday, April 24, 2025 by tarot writer Carolyn Steber. Today’s message? Sometimes finding a partner comes down to sheer, dumb luck.
Holding a Grudge Is Bad for Your Health — Here’s How to Finally Let Go“Letting it go” is not as easy as Elsa from ‘Frozen’ would have you believe, but it is worth the effort.
Bluebells and Other Spring Flowers Can Be Nature’s Antidote to Stressful TimesWith the world awash in stress and anxiety, nature can be the perfect spring antidote. One good way to soothe the brain is taking time to head into nature and focus on what it has to offer.
This Summer, a Small Bag Is a Huge Style MoveMeet the final boss of practical, fashionable accessorizing.
Use These Room-by-Room Checklists to Spring Clean Your Entire HomeLifehacker’s Ultimate Guide to Spring Cleaning is here to help you whip your home into shape, clean more efficiently, and make organizing less of a chore. Sometimes the trickiest part of cleaning is knowing where to start—and, once you've started, where to go from there.
Help! My Mom Refuses to Get My Fiancé’s Name Right.Dear Prudence is Slate’s advice column. Submit questions here. My mother doesn’t care for my fiancé and makes it a point to never get his name right. What can I do about this?
‘Severance’ Season 2 Finale: Innie Through the Out DoorThis post contains spoilers for the Severance Season Two finale, “Cold Harbor,” which is now streaming on Apple TV+. “Whatever this life is, it’s all we have. And we don’t want it to end. Can you understand that?”
There’s a Lesson to Learn From Daniel Kahneman’s DeathOn March 19, 2024, we emailed the psychologist and Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman, inviting him to appear on our podcast, “Lives Well Lived,” and suggesting a date in May.
Use These Room-by-Room Checklists to Spring Clean Your Entire HomeLifehacker’s Ultimate Guide to Spring Cleaning is here to help you whip your home into shape, clean more efficiently, and make organizing less of a chore. Sometimes the trickiest part of cleaning is knowing where to start—and, once you've started, where to go from there.
You're sitting on a million-dollar business idea - and don't even know itThe older I get, the more and more I wonder what Scrooge McDuck did for a living. Clearly, Scrooge knew what he was doing, so if I needed a business idea, I'd copy his strategy.
3 underrated skills that make introverts 'perfectly positioned to excel' in work and life: They’re 'superpowers'Growing up, I was the quiet kid who never raised her hand in class. Today, I'm a global keynote speaker for companies like Amazon, LinkedIn, and McKinsey. I regularly appear on podcasts, do TV interviews, and speak in front of large audiences.
My Friend Won’t Speak to Me After I Blabbed About Her Secret Lover. Help!One of my roommates began secretly sleeping with the ex-boyfriend of a good friend. The breakup was five months ago, but my roommate started talking to him right away. I accidentally let it slip to someone, and then, out of guilt, told all my roommates about the affair.
10 Warning Signs That Someone Incompetent (or Unethical) Is Flipping a HouseIf you’re in the market for a new home, there’s a pretty good chance you've toured a few “flipped” houses—properties that were recently purchased, quickly renovated, and just as quickly put back on the market.
I'm a former recruiter for Google and Indeed. If I were labeled an underperformer, here's what I'd do next.This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Erica Rivera, a 37-year-old career coach now living in Barcelona. It has been edited for length and clarity. Before becoming a career coach, I worked as a recruiter for Indeed for three years and Google for roughly another two.