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  • I threw this up on Metafilter too, but why not here?
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    @suetanvil @mhoye Extending the "many rolls of toilet paper", I counter my procrastination + easily distractedness by buying most products in sets of 2+ (vitamins, shampoo, deodorant, foods, etc). Switching to the backup starts the clock early enough that I will ACTUALLY buy replacements just before the second runs out. Easier than me noticing/remembering "when I'm low"

    More storage space, but also more peace of mind and fewer frustrated moments, ultimately the same(ish) price.

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  • I threw this up on Metafilter too, but why not here?
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    @Amgine @mhoye I think you just fixed my main issue with having tea regularly. Now if I could just get an american electric kettle they didn't suck....

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  • I threw this up on Metafilter too, but why not here?
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    @mhoye 1) a pill bottle cap that counts how long since it was last opened. Cheap (got mine as $12 for a pack of 3, I'm sure there are better/worse deals out there).

    No longer do I struggle to remember if my memory of taking meds was today or yesterday, I just check.

    2) Building the habit of setting alarms rather than trying to remember appts/dates. Turns out I was spending a lot of effort on trying to remember (and to remember to remember, etc) and any mistake was a self-guilt trip.

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