Minimalism – a guide to
Minimalism is an artistic style, mostly used in music and visual arts, that applies to things stripped down to their essentials. A black square on a white canvas. That’s minimalism. There is also a new...
Category: Life Hacks
The 5 areas of life you should be focusing to achieve true success
Achieving harmony is one of the biggest challenges in life. Like juggling balls, we put our efforts on one thing, and when we least expect, something else is falling. To make it easier, it’s...
Tips to quit a bad habit
Our routines are no more than habit-based actions followed by repetition. Every day you copy some of the previous day actions, and when it all becomes a copy of a copy of a copy,...
Brain-boosting and smart pills
Bro, do you even lift…books? Reading is the most profitable (in a personal way of speaking) habit that a human can develop, but we all struggle at some point. We’re no Einstein, far from...
10 good habits you should adopt ASAP
We all have routines, therefore we have habits. From the way you brush your teeth to how you tie your shoes, creating good habits are essential to a life of success (speaking from your...
How to lose weight the right way
If a scale become one of your arch-enemies, this post is for you. There is no spell in Harry Potter or any magic in Dungeons and Dragons that can make you thin in a...
The ultimate guide to polyphasic sleep
A.K.A the DaVinci Sleep. However, he was not the only one who applied this sleeping technique to his everyday routine. Lord Byron, Thomas Edison, Napoleon and Nikola Tesla are some recurring names when you...
The art of speed note-taking. The good, the great and the awesome
We’ve already talked about speed-reading in this amazing hacker-friendly community, now it’s time to talk about speed note-taking. Does it work? How do you do it? Bear with me and we’ll have a nice...
The rewarding gadgets for productivity
If you’re an avid reader of the Hero Panel blog (if you’re not, shame on you), you know we’re always talking about productivity hacks and widgets. But, what about gadgets?
What is the 10x rule?
We already talked about the 40% rule (haven’t read it? Do it), and now it’s time to dedicate a few hundreds of words to the 10x rule. Wondering what’s this all about? Bear with...