For a lot of people, the daily commute is one of the most draining parts of the day. You have to do it once to get to work, and then do the whole thing again when you’re done, and probably feeling completely exhausted. Now multiply that by five and it’s worth learning how to make it less stressful to save yourself a lot of aggravation. With that in mind, let’s explore some solutions.
Continue reading How To Improve Your Daily Commute
For most busy professionals, the commute is a necessary evil. If you don’t have the privilege of remotely (from home), the commute is a pocket of time between home and work that’s usually filled with frustration, traffic, or a numb scroll through your phone. But what if we told you that those in between hours could become the most productive, or at least most enjoyable part of your day?
Continue reading Fifteen Solid Tips for Using Your Commuting Time Productively
When you’re on a long commute, whether on a train or bus, it can seem that time just slows down, and a twenty-minute journey can feel like an eternity. When traveling by public transportation, many people try to occupy themselves to help pass the time so that it’s a bit more bearable.
What you choose to do to pass the time will depend on your interests, but to help guide you, here are a few things that you can do to make your journey more interesting.
Continue reading How to Pass the Time on Your Commute
The Yummyness
Although I’ve been doing the reverse morning commute to Jersey City now for two months (PATH train!) the weather has only just recently gotten un-sucky enough to encourage me to leave the building at lunch and go exploring in my new neighborhood. Today I had to make a trip to the Post Awful and decided to wander around a few side streets to see if there might be viable lunch food options about.
Continue reading Seriously Delicious Hero Sandwiches Discovered in Jersey City
1. Daylight Saving Time is Evil.
2. Coach on Survivor is a complete Tool and needs to be killed by a rare tropical disease.
3. Day job is trying to keep me from using the coffee milk for my morning cereal.
4. It takes me one bus and three trains to get to work now (but I just pretend to hate it).
5. People let their dogs pee and poop too close to my front door.
6. Upstairs neighbors make too much noise.
7. My elbow hurts.
8. Too many changes to the internal phone list.
9. No McDonalds or Taco Bell near the new office.
10. Not enough time to write clever blog posts.