What are some home essentials for your Jow Forums lifestyle? What is your goal living space?
Examples to discuss ITT: •• Items to make your sleep gains •• >Blackout curtains >White noise machine >Firm memory foam bed
•• Kitchen essentials for nutritional gains •• >instapot pressure cooker >sues vide >chef's knife
•• Mood and cleanliness for stress reduction gains •• >house plants >canister vacuum >organization >art
•• Home gym essentials for all home sizes •• >foam roller >pull up bar >resistance bands
•• Cool shit for social and romantic gains •• >wetbar and drybar essentials >board games and group activities >patio chill >mood lighting, fur blankets, and other chick crack
Sleep is overrated Stop listening to the pop sci faggot who wants to sell book
Yes mr. noseberg I'll buy your special curtains that don't do shit
LMAO
Nicholas Gonzalez
What is the best place in the world to live?
Zachary Collins
here in my garage
Nolan Gomez
Taking care of my living space has been the most therapeutic thing I've done in a while.
Not in the Juden Peterson 'clean your room' way. I mean putting thought into the way I live at home, what I want, what I need, and how my place impacts my daily performance.
It's so powerful to build a home for a purpose. To work towards optimizing your space. Having a place to take care of. Having a place that has a positive impact on the people you bring over.
Nicholas Turner
Looks filmsy and annoying to clean. I 'd rather have the separate unit
Charles Sanchez
Bidet attachment owner here. Here's my outlook:
The attachments can be annoying because sometimes they get out of alignment and you'll have to re-tighten the toilet seat.
They are not as difficult to clean as they look. It's just a small extra step when cleaning your toilet. If you're place has hard water, eventually the minerals are going to cake on the inside of the tube attachments. It's going to take a couple years before that really makes an effect, however.
If you're an apartment dweller, it's still worth it with the downsides. The amount of people I've converted to the bidet speaks for itself. I could never live without one now.
John Evans
Agreed and I'm not even a euro
Connor James
Not exclusively Jow Forums but finding clothes you like and buying enough of them to last you the week is one of those small things that really help productivity somehow. I put them on unconsciouly, I know I look fine, I don't have to worry about it. Decision fatigue is a real thing.
Also buy one of those alarms that simulate natural light, shit makes you wake up with a lot more energy.