100 Things Every...

The series. One hundred things every man, woman, dad, mom, young person and grandparent should know, do or own.

Your parents aren't wrong to worry about your crypto

Stop defending Bitcoin and start answering the questions they're actually asking. The conversation gets easier when you do.

GuideSide HustlesRay OkonkwoNov 8, 20265 min

Sell your handwriting by the envelope, not the design

Addressing wedding envelopes and lettering shop signs can pay well per hour, if you stay out of design work. Here's the math, the costs, and when to skip it.

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Build me a 30-day training plan around two sessions a week

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GuideHealthCal BrennanNov 8, 20266 min

Your zip code decides more about vitamin D than the pill aisle

Latitude, skin, waistline and desk job all move your vitamin D. One blood draw tells you where you stand, and most men can skip the guessing.

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A hum that changes in the turns is a wheel bearing talking

A wheel bearing hums at 40 mph and gets louder when you steer. That's the clue that tells you which corner of the car to look at.

Poll

What was your first ever job?

GuideGadgetsDean ShawNov 7, 20266 min

Wire the front door, battery the rest, solar only where it's sunny

The power source decides whether a security camera protects your house or becomes another chore. Match it to the spot, not the brand.

GuideMoneyRay OkonkwoNov 7, 20266 min

Read the invoice before the check, not after the argument

Once the check clears, you're the one chasing. Before it does, you hold every card. Here's how to read a contractor's final bill line by line.

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GuideOutdoorsWes DunbarNov 7, 20266 min

Scout with a kid before you ever hunt with one

Three Saturdays, no gun, one kid with a map. It's the best hunting prep you'll do, and it teaches more than opening day will.

Quiz

Is your money actually in order?

Six questions. No email required, no sales pitch at the end.

GuideSkillsWes DunbarNov 7, 20266 min

Fix a torn belt with a saddle stitch that won't unravel

A belt almost always fails at the stitching, not the leather. Redo it with a saddle stitch and the repair will outlast the rest of the belt.

GuideFamilyCal BrennanNov 7, 20265 min

Your son isn't the athlete. He still needs a place to be good.

When the brother has the game and he has the sketchbook, confidence won't come from pep talks. It comes from being good at something in front of people who matter.

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Build me a revision plan that I will actually stick to

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GuideDadsCal BrennanNov 7, 20265 min

When your kid gets cut, the ride home is the lesson

He wanted it badly and he didn't get it. What you say in the next ten minutes matters less than what you do over the next ten days.

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GuideSchool & LearningAde FisherNov 7, 20265 min

A test score is a thermometer, not a diagnosis

Your kid's score report says a lot less than you fear and more than you've been told. Here's how to read the number, the fine print, and what to do next.

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Where does your phone charge overnight?