#theyve done like 10+ tasks today

[terrasu]

My coworkers: *rioting about only having three minutes to read, write, and submit assignments due to a software error*

Me: ????

#no grip no speed developed psychological hypothesis for how brain processes words #when i was 9 #theyve done like 10+ tasks today #....i did 90 and have been chilling for hours. #is this bragging? idk #thats from a 3 day aptitude test i had to do

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Adtwixt - News: 20 Innovative Things You Can Do Today To Organize Your Kitchen

Of all the rooms in the home, the kitchen tends to generate the most traffic and collect the most supplies. As a result, even small families find space to be fairly limited with little hope in sight to keep the clutter at bay, and 48 percent of them wish they had more storage.

Of course, parting with anything is far from an option, which leaves only one choice: Do it yourself innovation!

The Top 20 Kitchen Storage Hacks

Here are 20 things that you can start doing today to help organize your kitchen.

(Share the Pinterest Friendly Image Below)

1. Clean out your fridge

This should be at the top of your to-do list. Look through all of your leftovers and check expiration dates on everything.

Wipe down the entire fridge thoroughly, then organize your food by type keeping your most frequently used items in the front. It also may be a good idea to keep a box of baking soda in the fridge to help eliminate odors.

2. Give new meaning to check your pockets with this under-the-sink organizer

Under-the-sink organizers save millions of people time by reducing the longevity of a search. Used in bathrooms for cosmetics and in bedrooms as a shoe rack, this tool makes for a great storage unit to be hung under the sink for cleaners, sponges, and gloves.

3. Goodbye over your head confusion, hello over the sink solution

Installing a shelf over the sink can expand counter space as well as add a decorative element that will not interfere with kitchen practicality. Houseplants, a chunky knife block, or even spices can accent this space.

4. Dress up cabinet siding with utensils

The exposed sides of cabinets usually nestle a sink or stove, so taking advantage of that by installing utensil racks on them can increase kitchen efficiency by reducing time searching or walking to retrieve the necessary tool.

5. Retire a magazine holder to increase storage

If you detest the thought of aluminum foil, sandwich bags, and wax paper just hanging out on the counters, then this solution is for you; old magazine holders hold these boxes easily, and can be put in the cabinets or under the sink.

6. Avoid sponge and soap space awkwardness with a sink drawer

This slanted drawer is easy to install and is the perfect size for a sponge, brillo pads, and a bottle of dish soapultimately abolishing the need for these items to sit out in the open or occupy space elsewhere.

7. Stop fighting the cabinets for space by installing small shelves

A growing family results in an extensive mug and glass collection, but small, angled shelves not only store excess items, but add a contemporary, decorative twist to your kitchen.

8. Cork it in the cabinet

Though cork boards are not necessarily visually appealing, they are practicalespecially when installed inside your cabinets. Cork measuring spoons or cups, recipe notes, or lists describing the content of the cabinet to save time and to eliminate confusion.

A video demonstrating how to easily execute this project can be viewed below.

9. Over, under, around the shelf

Put shelves on your shelves by attaching them onto stands and placing them atop another one; wire rack baskets serve as additional storage under the shelves. This drastically increases your storage and looks fairly stellar.

10. Attractive chalkboard with a functional purpose

Small chalkboards create a vintage, French cafe feel in your kitchen, and work wonders when you write measuring equivalents on them. Never turn to google again for when you need to turn a cup into tablespoons.

11. Never give up on the lid again thanks to cabinet hooks

There is no denying that finding a lid in a cluttered cabinet is a dreaded task that often results in giving up on the item entirely. Sticky hooks will not ruin your cabinets while they hold onto lids, though, and reduce the clutter of the cabinet.

12. Make use of an awkward corner cabinet with hanging hooks

A lazy Susan is not the only way to transform a corner cabinet, but hanging hooks allow for pots and additional utensils to hang in an organized harmony that expands the space of the room.

13. From the office to the kitchen: file rack storage

Even the sleekest of kitchen equipment, like baking sheets, can pose problems in terms of storage and organization. File racks hold them neatly and firmly in place, and more than one rack can be placed in a cabinet.

14. From dinner to space for a function: folding wall tables

If you are somebody who loves to entertain or simply hates moving the table to efficiently mop or sweep the floors, you must invest in a folding wall table. These are easily installed by professionals or are easily able to become a DIY project; a tutorial can be viewed below.

15. Roll through stress with a rolling cart

Not only can these be fairly cute and add a decorative element to the room, it greatly expands storage. Cooking books, extra pots, Tupperware, and crockpots are only a few of the items that can rest on these carts. Shop for one now on Amazon.

16. Peg it on the wall

A peg board often possesses a futuristic appeal that serves the purpose of storing important kitchen tools, like strainers, pots, slotted spoons, and spatulas. A backdrop over the stove makes cooking a breeze, while one over the sink doubles as a dish rack.

Follow these tips to make sure it turns out flawless!

17. Improve efficiency & expand counter space with a magnetic knife strip

A magnetic knife strip looks modern as well as elegant, and can make even amateur casserole cooks seem like filet mignon chefs. By eliminating the need for a chunky knife block, counter space is increased, while wall space is utilized effectively and attractively.

Space for a knife collection to grow is possible with these strips, but a cutting block would need to be replaced or even doubled.

18. Save empty six-pack holders for ultimate refrigerator storage

Aside from protecting the environment, holding on to six pack holders is a great way to store bottles in the fridge, like condiments, dressings, juice, soda, and even yogurt. This keeps similar items together and reduces the time cramming everything onto the shelves, which also eliminates the risk of spills or breaks.Buy a few six pack holders on Amazon here.

19. Plastic container obsessed?

You may want to purge your never-ending collection of plastic containers, as theyve probably built up over the years. Get rid of any ones that wont seal, have cracks, or are entirely stained.

Once you get rid of those ones, stack the containers by size. Then, you can purchase a divider to store all of your lids (also by size)! This will give you easy access and visibility to all of your storage containers.

Tip: Make it a goal to replace all of your plastic containers with glass ones over the next year to help cut down your use of plastic.

20. Keep bags out of sight

We always recommend re-using plastic bags that you get from the grocery store, but it can be challenging figuring out where to store them so that it isnt a complete eyesore.

Well, why not DIY your own storage container? Take a canister and, using a utility knife, cut an X-shaped slit in the middle of the lid. Cover the container with your favorite cardstock and decorate it with sticky letters (or paint the words on if youre excellent at lettering)!

Then, you can roll your plastic bags together in a tight circle and put them in a canister, and thread the first bag through the slit. Think of how a tissue box works thats the same concept youre using here. Voila!

Is Your Kitchen Organized Yet? Well, It Should Be

To finalize, innovations to organize your kitchen are fairly endless and undoubtedly simple to execute. Most of these solutions are easily done in five minutes, while some of them may take a few hours to complete.

To sweeten the deal, costly professionals are rarely needed to complete these projects, but have adapted to incorporating them into their practices. Items once deemed as junk convert to their new purpose by saving space in every corner of the room, adding decorative elements that never interfere with functionality, and generally just eliminate the stress associated with kitchen clutter.

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73% Say They've Made Purchases as a Result of Viewing Marketing Content, Survey Says

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73% Say They've Made Purchases as a Result of Viewing Marketing Content, Survey Says

Content marketing remains important for small businesses, a Clutch survey says. But that’s only when the content is useful and valuable.

2018 Content Marketing Statistics

According to the survey, 73% of respondents say they’ve made purchases as a result of viewing marketing content. Another 70% say they consider content marketing useful and valuable, which pushes them to further research the company and perhaps make a purchase.

For small business owners with a digital presence, the Clutch survey underscores why they should continue to focus on creating quality content their audience can find value in. Because the Clutch survey says they are more likely to purchase their products and services if they do.

The value of great content is further outlined in explained by Kane Jamison, founder of Content Harmony, a Seattle-based content marketing agency.

Jamison explains, “Not many people are going out on a daily basis and looking for something to buy. They’re looking to fix a problem. The importance of content marketing is making the right consumers aware of your brand so that when the intent is there, when they do have a problem that your solution can fix, you’ve given them enough value where they think of your brand first.”

Clutch carried out its survey with the participation of 384 employees made up of 85% full-time and 15% part-time workers. They were tasked with identifying the connection between the value they experience from content marketing and their actions as consumers after reading business-related content online over a one week period.

Goal of the Survey and Report

Grayson Kemper, Senior Content Developer and Marketer at Clutch says businesses can use the report to learn three approaches to producing content consumers will find value in to develop their intent and eventually make a purchase from your company.

The Three Approaches

Having the best content on your site will impact three factors which define the buying journey a consumer goes through. Clutch says these factors are value, intent, and action.

Produce content that directly addresses customer issues and preferences. This means know your audience/customers.

Demonstrate your expertise by answering your “core question.” Clearly identify what your expertise is and answer questions as an authority on the subject matter. Clutch says to choose one “core question” and create a content strategy supporting the topic.

Optimize your content to rank in search engines. Clutch recommends investing in SEO services so your business can compete for the top results for relevant search terms and queries.  A whopping 87% say they find business content through search engines.

Key Findings

Overall, the survey finds content marketing can influence the behavior of consumers if it is done well and it delivers value.

Sixty-seven percent of the respondents said as much by indicating it is both useful and valuable. More than half or 55% also said they go on to research a company after they have consumed content marketing.

This is followed by 86% who said they have at one point made a purchase because of content marketing.

There is also a group, 33%, who believe content marketing is biased and unreliable. And it should not come as a surprise they are less likely to take action after they consume the content. Almost half or 49% will not research the benefits of a product or service from a brand nor revisit its site.

With 86% stating they confident in their ability to identify business content as content marketing, the key is not to insult the intelligence of your audience with pushy content.

According to Clutch, this means you have to be transparent, accurate and unique. Today’s audiences are more sophisticated, so take that into account when you post any type of content.

You can read the full Clutch report here.

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Source: https://smallbiztrends.com/2018/10/2018-content-marketing-statistics.html

[irl-ichi]

im seriously worried im gonna make my heart give out going days with no/barely any sleep and then having my adhd med keep me up and make my heart beat faster which combines with the anxiety i normally get from not sleeping so i was gonna go to bed early and get so much sleep last night i was fighting to stay awake at just 8pm but i still had to get my stuff ready for work today so i was like alright im not gonna be able to stay up i'll just find a pokestop task with the 5 gifts thing to get my stamp for today and give up but that one single encounter i happened to have turned out to be shiny so i was wide awake for a while then around 10 i was like alright theyve been uploading the pokeani eps really late recently so by the time i finally got it downloaded to make gifs i was too tired BUT right as i was about to finally go to bed my friends messaged me and asked if i wanted to group call which we havent done in a while and i barely get to talk to them muvh anyway so i was like IT HURTS BUT I CANT so theyre like "we just wanted your input on something we'll make it fast" and i was like okay i can hop on for a second and then it was 3 hours and thats how i went two days no sleep last night 3 hours sleep and i cant even nap when i get home bc its my bros bday and were going out to dinner

#ichi mumbles

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Adtwixt - News: 20 Innovative Things You Can Do Today To Organize Your Kitchen

Of all the rooms in the home, the kitchen tends to generate the most traffic and collect the most supplies. As a result, even small families find space to be fairly limited with little hope in sight to keep the clutter at bay, and 48 percent of them wish they had more storage.

Of course, parting with anything is far from an option, which leaves only one choice: Do it yourself innovation!

The Top 20 Kitchen Storage Hacks

Here are 20 things that you can start doing today to help organize your kitchen.

(Share the Pinterest Friendly Image Below)

1. Clean out your fridge

This should be at the top of your to-do list. Look through all of your leftovers and check expiration dates on everything.

Wipe down the entire fridge thoroughly, then organize your food by type keeping your most frequently used items in the front. It also may be a good idea to keep a box of baking soda in the fridge to help eliminate odors.

2. Give new meaning to check your pockets with this under-the-sink organizer

Under-the-sink organizers save millions of people time by reducing the longevity of a search. Used in bathrooms for cosmetics and in bedrooms as a shoe rack, this tool makes for a great storage unit to be hung under the sink for cleaners, sponges, and gloves.

3. Goodbye over your head confusion, hello over the sink solution

Installing a shelf over the sink can expand counter space as well as add a decorative element that will not interfere with kitchen practicality. Houseplants, a chunky knife block, or even spices can accent this space.

4. Dress up cabinet siding with utensils

The exposed sides of cabinets usually nestle a sink or stove, so taking advantage of that by installing utensil racks on them can increase kitchen efficiency by reducing time searching or walking to retrieve the necessary tool.

5. Retire a magazine holder to increase storage

If you detest the thought of aluminum foil, sandwich bags, and wax paper just hanging out on the counters, then this solution is for you; old magazine holders hold these boxes easily, and can be put in the cabinets or under the sink.

6. Avoid sponge and soap space awkwardness with a sink drawer

This slanted drawer is easy to install and is the perfect size for a sponge, brillo pads, and a bottle of dish soapultimately abolishing the need for these items to sit out in the open or occupy space elsewhere.

7. Stop fighting the cabinets for space by installing small shelves

A growing family results in an extensive mug and glass collection, but small, angled shelves not only store excess items, but add a contemporary, decorative twist to your kitchen.

8. Cork it in the cabinet

Though cork boards are not necessarily visually appealing, they are practicalespecially when installed inside your cabinets. Cork measuring spoons or cups, recipe notes, or lists describing the content of the cabinet to save time and to eliminate confusion.

A video demonstrating how to easily execute this project can be viewed below.

9. Over, under, around the shelf

Put shelves on your shelves by attaching them onto stands and placing them atop another one; wire rack baskets serve as additional storage under the shelves. This drastically increases your storage and looks fairly stellar.

10. Attractive chalkboard with a functional purpose

Small chalkboards create a vintage, French cafe feel in your kitchen, and work wonders when you write measuring equivalents on them. Never turn to google again for when you need to turn a cup into tablespoons.

11. Never give up on the lid again thanks to cabinet hooks

There is no denying that finding a lid in a cluttered cabinet is a dreaded task that often results in giving up on the item entirely. Sticky hooks will not ruin your cabinets while they hold onto lids, though, and reduce the clutter of the cabinet.

12. Make use of an awkward corner cabinet with hanging hooks

A lazy Susan is not the only way to transform a corner cabinet, but hanging hooks allow for pots and additional utensils to hang in an organized harmony that expands the space of the room.

13. From the office to the kitchen: file rack storage

Even the sleekest of kitchen equipment, like baking sheets, can pose problems in terms of storage and organization. File racks hold them neatly and firmly in place, and more than one rack can be placed in a cabinet.

14. From dinner to space for a function: folding wall tables

If you are somebody who loves to entertain or simply hates moving the table to efficiently mop or sweep the floors, you must invest in a folding wall table. These are easily installed by professionals or are easily able to become a DIY project; a tutorial can be viewed below.

15. Roll through stress with a rolling cart

Not only can these be fairly cute and add a decorative element to the room, it greatly expands storage. Cooking books, extra pots, Tupperware, and crockpots are only a few of the items that can rest on these carts. Shop for one now on Amazon.

16. Peg it on the wall

A peg board often possesses a futuristic appeal that serves the purpose of storing important kitchen tools, like strainers, pots, slotted spoons, and spatulas. A backdrop over the stove makes cooking a breeze, while one over the sink doubles as a dish rack.

Follow these tips to make sure it turns out flawless!

17. Improve efficiency & expand counter space with a magnetic knife strip

A magnetic knife strip looks modern as well as elegant, and can make even amateur casserole cooks seem like filet mignon chefs. By eliminating the need for a chunky knife block, counter space is increased, while wall space is utilized effectively and attractively.

Space for a knife collection to grow is possible with these strips, but a cutting block would need to be replaced or even doubled.

18. Save empty six-pack holders for ultimate refrigerator storage

Aside from protecting the environment, holding on to six pack holders is a great way to store bottles in the fridge, like condiments, dressings, juice, soda, and even yogurt. This keeps similar items together and reduces the time cramming everything onto the shelves, which also eliminates the risk of spills or breaks.Buy a few six pack holders on Amazon here.

19. Plastic container obsessed?

You may want to purge your never-ending collection of plastic containers, as theyve probably built up over the years. Get rid of any ones that wont seal, have cracks, or are entirely stained.

Once you get rid of those ones, stack the containers by size. Then, you can purchase a divider to store all of your lids (also by size)! This will give you easy access and visibility to all of your storage containers.

Tip: Make it a goal to replace all of your plastic containers with glass ones over the next year to help cut down your use of plastic.

20. Keep bags out of sight

We always recommend re-using plastic bags that you get from the grocery store, but it can be challenging figuring out where to store them so that it isnt a complete eyesore.

Well, why not DIY your own storage container? Take a canister and, using a utility knife, cut an X-shaped slit in the middle of the lid. Cover the container with your favorite cardstock and decorate it with sticky letters (or paint the words on if youre excellent at lettering)!

Then, you can roll your plastic bags together in a tight circle and put them in a canister, and thread the first bag through the slit. Think of how a tissue box works thats the same concept youre using here. Voila!

Is Your Kitchen Organized Yet? Well, It Should Be

To finalize, innovations to organize your kitchen are fairly endless and undoubtedly simple to execute. Most of these solutions are easily done in five minutes, while some of them may take a few hours to complete.

To sweeten the deal, costly professionals are rarely needed to complete these projects, but have adapted to incorporating them into their practices. Items once deemed as junk convert to their new purpose by saving space in every corner of the room, adding decorative elements that never interfere with functionality, and generally just eliminate the stress associated with kitchen clutter.

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