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Improve Your Posture Day 2: Pull Back Your Shoulder Blades

Anna is the Chief Editor and Content Strategist of Lifehack. She's also a communication expert who shares tips on motivation and relationships. Read full profile

Improve Your Posture Day 2: Pull Back Your Shoulder Blades

Intertwine your fingers behind your back, twisting them inside out.

Raise your hands up over your shoulders, and stretch and open your shoulders. (Count to 20.)

Do this a few times every day.

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Published on May 28, 2021

10 Ways to Lace Up Your Shoes Creatively

Anthony Dejolde

TV/Radio personality who educates his audience on entrepreneurship, productivity, and leadership. Read full profile

10 Ways to Lace Up Your Shoes Creatively

Perhaps one of the hardest things a 4-year-old kid can learn is to tie his shoes. On the contrary, for adults like us, it’s the simplest and probably the most boring activity we can think of. I’m pretty sure you wouldn’t want to register for a seminar on how to lace shoes, right!

It’s obvious, you don’t even need to use your brain when tying shoelaces. Look back up, I said most b-o-r-i-n-g a while ago when I mentioned lacing shoes up. But I will take that back. Why? Because when I saw the post from Diply featuring videos of lacing up shoes artistically, I realize how intricate, complicated, and creative it is to lace up shoes. That is if you do it like the way we do it on the featured videos.

1. Lattice