39 Stories To Learn About Lifestyle

Let's learn about Lifestyle via these 39 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the /Learn Repo to find the most read stories about any technology.

1. 5 Key Benefits Of Being a Software Engineer Nobody Tells You

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I’ve been a software developer for coming up to three years, these are the things that really make me enjoy this career and make me thrilled to recommend it to others.

2. How Instant Access To Information Affected Our Perception Ability

The access to information we have thanks to the advance of technology is at a fascinating increase. This is how it affects our ability to perceive information.

3. When Buddhism's Nonattachment Overlaps Stoicism's Dichotomy of Control

Practising nonattachment is not giving up on aspirations or desires but realizing that it would be wise to drop the attachment to our thoughts on the outcome.

4. Getting Off the Beaten Path Is NOT EASY, BUT it Is Rewarding

If you want freedom, security, and privacy, it's possible and worth the investment.

5. I Want to Stop Working for Money so I can Focus on my Personal Projects - Daniel O'keefe

A brief synopsis about me and my writing creations. Thanks for tuning in!

6. Find Your Creativity Muse Amidst the Noise of Life

Why we need to make time to visit our own depths of thought.

7. Proper Multithreading: Let’s Remind Ourselves What it is

That sounds ideal, but what does it take to have real multithreading with appropriate locks and to secure your program so it can run smoothly without you worrying if you will ever get a deadlock or a race condition? Just some locks, semaphores, and a lot of time to think it through.

8. How to Train Your Brain: Rewiring For a Better Tomorrow

Perhaps we need to learn to become friends with our here and now to build better tomorrows.

9. A Unique Interaction: Learning the Code of Dancing Fingerprints

Dancing styles are as unique as fingerprints: algorithms explain why.

10. 3 Fitness Apps That Get Me Going

3 apps to enhance your fitness routine, from a fitness lover

11. Technologies That has Changed Our Lives

Man-made technologies have now changed the lives of a Man to an extreme extent. We have made progress very quickly in the last 3-4 decades. It has taken us so far that many of us nowadays cannot imagine a single day without checking our smartphones now.

12. My Dear Daughter: Ensure Your Freedom with Your “F*ck Off” Fund

Money does not bring happiness. Money buys freedom. Freedom to take a leave when you feel burned out. Freedom to leave a country. Freedom to own a house.

13. 3 Life Lessons From John Grisham’s Writing Habits

Adopting a stoic mindset, employing consistent habits, learning to enjoy improving in our craft could bring meaningful insights into our efforts.

14. Are Nordic Nations Happier than Others?

The Nordic countries are known for the benefits they provide to their citizens for the sake of their happiness

15. Wise Ideas from 'The Psychology of Money' by Morgan Housel

Money does not buy happiness, money buys freedom. Having a bit of wealth means the possibility of taking time off from work when feeling burned out or sick.

16. 3 Surprising Benefits of Biotin Gummies

There are so many gummy brands in the market. Everyone calling itself better than the other. Then, how do you decide which hair & skin gummies you can rely on?

17. Tennis and the Immortal Soul

How to Live on Twenty-Four Hours a Day, August 2000 by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series.

18. Emancipation Starts in the Kitchen

What is the link between industrial/organizational psychology and modern kitchen layouts? It all started with Lillian Gilbreth.

19. How to Maximize What You Love by Minimizing What You Hate

Last year I posted an article about how to find the things that you love. This year I collected more metrics and I learned how to make my day better.

20. How To Work From Home

I’ve been working from home for twenty years.

21. The Free-Range Lifestyle: How to Not Live and Die in a Cage

We Evolved for Free-Range Living

22. Being a Productive Parent with the Montessori Pedagogy in Mind

Transferable soft skills are crucial regardless of operating in a high-performance work setting or negotiating going-out rules with a 3-year-old.

23. Self-fulfilling Prophecies: Can Our Beliefs And Expectations Affect Reality?

Self-fulfilling prophecies describe predictions of a situation that can change our thoughts and behaviors, thus becoming real.

24. Learning New Words Can Help You Recognize Your Emotions

By learning and applying new words and mental concepts, we will not simply react to what happens to us but stop, ask, revise.

25. Work Interrupted: Context Switching Is A Mind Killer

Our human brains cannot correctly control multitasking and context switching, affecting our productivity and well-being.

26. Diving Into The Sharing Economy [Infographic]

The sharing economy operates on peer-to-peer exchanges. This allows people to have an enjoyable lifestyle without owning the stuff they would like to use. With the unemployment rate at its lowest in 50 years and nominal wage at its highest in a decade, the American economy is thriving. However, the cost of living is outpacing wage, preventing Americans from living a great lifestyle. This has led to the rise in peer-to-peer lending and borrowing, facilitated by apps and technology, known as the sharing economy.

27. Building the Next Generation: What are the Skills of the Future?

A discussion on the skills children should develop to face tomorrow’s challenges.

28. Change for Better: The Exponential Art of Kaizen

Kaizen is deceptively simple and utterly brilliant.

29. Shoshin: How To Foster This Zen Concept In Companies and Personal Development

Shoshin is a Zen concept that companies, science researchers or regular people can practice for a better mindset.

30. Bodymind Operating Systems

31. Interoception: The Sense Behind Wellbeing

we are not brains that have an attached body. We are bodies.

32. Nothing in Life is Humdrum

How to Live on 24 Hours a Day, by Arnold Bennett is part of HackerNoon’s Book Blog Post series. Chapter X: Nothing in Life is Humdrum

33. What I Have Learned About Reading

We all have our peculiar reading tastes that we don’t need to defend — de gustibus.

34. Bosnian Man Chooses to Live as a 21st Century Ragnar

In this thread, our community discusses Stipe Pleic's case and whether or not they'll go total immersion in a characters' lifestyle.

35. How To Overcome Procrastination

Procrastination is a coping mechanism for negative emotions such as boredom, frustration, self-doubt, and anxiety.

36. Finding Healing in Writing: How Putting Down Your Innermost Thoughts can Change Your Life

Journaling is a self-care habit that helps us understand ourselves better through writing.

37. Cognitive Reappraisal or Using Reframing to Cope with Unpleasant Feelings

In psychologist Guy Winch’s book The Squeaky Wheel: Complaining the Right Way to Get Results, Improve Your Relationships, and Enhance Self-Esteem, I came across one of the most descriptive explanations on how to handle the emotional load of uncomfortable situations.

38. Lessons I Learned About Writing

As I started writing articles for this blog for over a year now, I thought to review the lessons I learned about writing during this journey.

39. Understanding the Anatomy of a Habit: How to Make or Break It

Over time, habits will compound into excellent or disastrous answers to our daily entropy.

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