Daily Tips That May or May Not Help You
Arielle Nissenblatt & Ned Donovan
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Join hosts and tip curators Arielle Nissenblatt and Ned Donovan on their daily adventures to bring small, possibly insignificant tips and advice into the world. Topics range from tech, to podcasts, to cooking, to sports, to commuting, and anything and everything in between! No tip is too small, all are helpful to someone (we hope), it just might not be you that day.
Episodes drop Monday-Friday and are all approximately two minutes or less. So add this to your daily rotation, and you might just find a tip that may help you! Or it may not. It's all in the title! Self-improvement is tough, but we’ll make it easier by giving you quick, concrete things you can do to better your everyday. Or…you don’t have to do anything at all. And we love that for you.
We’re also open to your suggestions for tips to talk about on the show. Get in touch with us on any of the social platforms at @DailyTipsPod with some ideas.
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S3E140 A Tip For Taming the Clothing Clutter in your Bedroom
Tippendale Heather shares a simple "bonus drawer" setup that turns the classic clothes chair into a tidy underbed system. The tip uses an underbed storage bin for rewearable clothes (after-work…
S3E139 A Tip For Creators and Equipment Costs
Camera equipment decisions get expensive fast, especially for filmmakers and photographers weighing a new camera body versus a smarter smartphone setup. Renting from a local rental house for a two to…
S3E138 A Tip For Muting Your Inner Shit Talker (w/ Zak Rosen of Weirdly Helpful)
Guest Tipper Zak Rosen shares the ACT technique “cognitive defusion” to tackle your inner critic. A simple shift, replay negative self talk in a goofy character voice to create distance, break the…
S3E136 A Tip For Saving Clothes from Grease Spots
Oil stains on jeans and shirts feel permanent until they get treated the right way, fast. Arielle shares two pantry level fixes, dry shampoo or baking soda, plus a small scrubbing toolthat can help…
S3E136 A Follow Up on a Reminders App Tip
Tippendale Jill from Iowa City had a followup from Ned's tip a few weeks ago, so he's here with the *far* too in-depth breakdown!Reminder apps work best when each one has a job, like fast pop-up…
S3 The Advice Guy Who Doesn’t Believe in Perfect (w/ Zak Rosen from Weirdly Helpful)
Zak Rosen has spent years collecting “weirdly helpful” advice, not because every tip changes your life, but because advice is an intimate shortcut to who someone really is. From Detroit public radio…
S3E135 A Request For The Tippendales
Hey...Help us out. Send us your best tips and tricks at our submission form at dailytipspodcast.com!Music is by Marcus Thorne Bagala. Find us everywhere at https://dailytipspodcast.com.Advertising…
S3E134 A Tip For When You Make Too Many Plans
Time blocking helps when a day is packed and every plan needs a clear start and end time. Arielle picked it up on a bachelorette weekend after a friend time blocked a water park trip so they could be…
S3E133 A Tip For Releasing Sadness (w/ Zak Rosen of Weirdly Helpful)
Guest Tipper Zak Rosen shares a surprisingly effective way to externalize heavy feelings, especially after a long, isolated day at a desk. The tip is simple, tip the head back and howl like a wolf.…
S3E132 A Tip For Cleaner French Press Coffee
French press coffee grounds in the cup usually means the grind is too fine for the brew method. This tip helps coffee drinkers dial in grind size for a French press, AeroPress, or drip machine so the…
S3E131 A Word For When “Good Enough” Needs To Sound Better
Using palatable helps when talking about food, ideas, or plans that need to sound more appealing than “fine.” Arielle pulls the word from a Merriam-Webster Word of the Day widget and defines it as…
S3E130 A Tip For Getting Out of Text Debt
Text debt gets exponentially worse, fast.,Eespecially when a message has been sitting in drafts for weeks. Ned Donovan gives permission to send the overdue text, check for unsent drafts, and stop…
S3E129 A Tip For Stopping Mosquito Bite Itch
Mosquito bite itching can spiral fast, especially during peak mosquito season. A warm metal spoon (run under hot water, not scalding) is pressed to the bite to calm the itch. Toothpaste shows up as…
S3E128 A Tip For Asking Better Questions In Conversation (w/ Joel Ciolek)
Guest Tipper Joel Ciolek shared a simple question prompt that helps build deeper connection in everyday conversation. The line, “What have you learned about yourself…?”, shifts stories about work,…
S3E127 A Tip For Cleaning Up Your Digital Life
Clean up digital clutter after a long weekend, starting with a spam filter sweep and a quick pass through downloads, trash, and screenshots. This tip is for anyone who loses files in their own…
S3E125 A Tip For Not Losing Things Around the House
Forgetful moments at home hit hardest when keys or a phone vanish during laundry, cleaning, or other chores. Arielle Nissenblatt swears by putting essentials in the same spot, then saying the exact…
S3E124 A Tip For Task Management When You Can't Use Both Hands
Staying on top of a task list while holding a baby is mostly about choosing the right kind of work at the right time. Ned Donovan sorts tasks by what works one-handed, by voice dictation, or only…
S3E123 A Tip For Scoring Last Minute Concert Tickets (w/ Joel Ciolek)
Guest Tipper Joel Ciolek shares a simple way to find last-minute concert ticket drops without paying the resale market. By watching Reddit posts for when a tour’s stage crew arrives (usually 3 to 4…
S3E122 A Tip For Natural Networking
Networking events feel less awkward when people stop treating them like a transaction. Arielle swears by showing up with no agenda, then letting the conversation go where it goes, like light improv.…
S3E121 A Tip For 3AM Diaper Changes
Overnight diaper changes are brutal when the zipper situation fights back at 3:00 in the morning. Ned Donovan shares why double-zip onesies make newborn sleep, diaper changes, and middle-of-the-night…
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