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r/SelfImprovementHacks
833 members
r/SelfImprovementHacks is a subreddit with 833 members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is small in size.
Best self improvement tips and life hacks on the Internet
Popular Themes in r/SelfImprovementHacks
#1
Advice Requests
: "How To Make a Daily Routine For Yourself: 17-Step Guide"
122 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "How To Overcome Anger: "Anger is part of being human. We all feel it from time to time—when someone cuts us off in traffic or when a friend says something hurtful. But when that anger starts to feel overwhelming, it can take a toll not only on your mental well-being but also on your relationships.""
2 posts
#3
Ideas
: "Want to Change the World? Start by Sharing Your Knowledge: "When we’re exposed to new perspectives, our thinking expands, and so does our potential to create""
2 posts
#4
Solution Requests
: "How To Save Money On Groceries: "Successfully saving money requires not only smart shopping habits but also efficient meal planning. By focusing on sales, stocking up on essentials, and planning meals with discounts in mind, you can cut costs without sacrificing delicious meals.""
1 post
Popular Topics in r/SelfImprovementHacks
#1
Motivation
: "How To Increase Motivation And Energy: "Whether it's starting a project, finishing something you’ve been avoiding, or simply getting out of bed with purpose — feeling stuck happens to all of us. The important thing is knowing how to break out of that rut.""
6 posts
#2
Stress
: "When Stress Is Good For You: The Hormesis Effect"
5 posts
#3
Mindfulness
: "Mindfulness, meditation and self-compassion – a clinical psychologist explains how these science-backed practices can improve mental health"
4 posts
#4
Productivity
: "The Ultimate Productivity Hack is Saying No: "It’s worth asking if things are necessary. Many of them are not, and a simple “no” will be more productive than whatever work the most efficient person can muster.""
4 posts
#5
Burnout
: "How To Rest Your Brain While You Work: "Here are 15 simple but powerful ways to refresh your brain and prevent Burnout while staying on top of your responsibilities.""
4 posts
#6
Relationships
: "How to Be Liked: 7 Secrets That Work in Work and Personal Life - "Building good Relationships with people is one of the most important skills in life. If you want to learn some great techniques that will make people like you more, you're in the right place.""
4 posts
#7
Success
: "Success Isn’t Sexy: 5 Daily Habits That Actually Work - "You’ll need to master the unsexy routines that build momentum in the background.""
4 posts
#8
Habits
: "Success Isn’t Sexy: 5 Daily Habits That Actually Work - "You’ll need to master the unsexy routines that build momentum in the background.""
4 posts
#9
Self Improvement
: "How To Improve Yourself In The Next 3 Month: "Self-improvement doesn’t happen overnight, but it does happen with clarity, intentional effort, and resilience. Here’s a practical guide to get started.""
4 posts
#10
Stress Management
: "How To Stay Calm in a Stressful Situation: "Stress has a way of making everything feel overwhelming. But learning how to stay calm in these moments isn't just about getting through the situation—it’s about training your mind and body to respond better over time, leading to a more balanced life.""
3 posts
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