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Ready to supercharge your day? You've come to the right place! A few times a week, I’ll drop 5 quick and powerful life hacks in your inbox, simple tricks to make your day smoother, smarter, and more fun.

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Finished pouring a soda but not done with the bottle? Twist that cap as tight as you can. Generic bottles slowly leak CO₂, and when pressure drops… goodbye bubbles. Lock it tight and enjoy your fizz for longer. Small twist, big taste boost.

Got a gift card? After spending it, text the giver a photo of what you bought. It's a simple gesture that turns “thanks for the money” into “look what joy your gift brought me!” People love seeing their kindness in action, it makes both sides feel great.

It’s not you — it’s your brain! Sometimes we fall into the Zero Time Activity Trap where we assume small tasks take no time. But hunting for keys, putting on shoes, buckling kids in, it all adds up. Try adding a 5-minute buffer and watch your stress drop.

Feeling the spins? Lie down and place one foot firmly on the floor. It helps your inner ear re-balance and calms that whirlwind feeling. Not magic — just science (and relief). Save this for future-you.

Say it out loud within 5 minutes. Speaking info helps lock it into long-term memory — it’s like hitting “save” on your brain. Try it today with someone’s name, your to-do, or a cool fact. Tiny effort, big brain gain.

Something amazing just popped up in the Bronx — a free food vending machine stocked with eggs, fresh produce, and other groceries for anyone who needs them. No coins. No card. No questions asked.

The nonprofit Change Food For Good installed the machine at the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club, filling it with high-quality food sourced from local farms and even their own youth-run hydroponic gardens. It’s restocked monthly, labeled for freshness, and thoughtfully designed, slow-drop eggs included. See it in action here.

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That’s all for today. Thanks for reading!
— Keith Bradford