When you need to finish big, daunting projects, you need to make your list clear, concise, and specific. A big list can still feel difficult and endless, however, and sometimes you just need a little less structure in your day to feel creatively accomplished. That's where a vague to-do list comes in. More »
Jan 15, 2013 12:00 PM
Get Things Done That Actually Matter to You with a Vague To-Do List
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Dear Lifehacker, I'm stuck microwaving my lunch at the office and it always comes out soggy, unevenly heated, or undercooked. I'd like to eat a lunch that somewhat resembles the food it once intended to be. Is there any way I can use the microwave without turning my meal into something unappealing? More »
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