In this episode, Ned shares a practical tip for becoming a better storyteller by mastering the art of summarization. Learn how condensing information instead of providing line-by-line retellings can make your stories more engaging and easier to follow. This skill extends beyond social situations into professional settings, helping you communicate more effectively in team meetings and work conversations.

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Cemetery walks offer a serene outdoor experience with shade, seating, and fascinating historical discoveries. Explore these often-overlooked spaces for quiet reflection and unexpected stories etched in stone. Perfect for those seeking an alternative to typical park or beach outings.

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Keep your thumbs happy by moving your most-used apps to the bottom of your screen. This simple reorganization can reduce strain, especially for those with smaller hands or larger phones. Ned and Arielle debate this tip from Tippendale Eddie, with Ned offering his contrasting approach of using widgets and search functionality.

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In this episode, Ned shares a practical tip for drivers to keep reusable grocery bags in their car trunk, ensuring they're always available when needed. Arielle adapts the tip for apartment dwellers who don't own cars. They both agree that having a designated spot for your bags helps avoid the frustration of arriving at the store empty-handed.

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Stop forcing yourself into rigid time blocks that don't work for you. Guest tipper Justin Schuman suggests organizing your to-do list around your energy levels instead of arbitrary time slots. By working with your body's natural rhythms rather than against them, you can make productivity feel intuitive and effortless.

Justin Schuman is a Broadway actor, TEDx speaker, and content creator with nearly 900,000 followers across platforms. After finding his own voice through social media over the past three years, he now helps clients do the same — building magnetic, deeply human personal brands rooted in truth. Every day, he’s still in the arena, creating his own content as a living reminder that public storytelling isn’t just a strategy — it’s a practice in becoming.

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YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@justinschuman

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Arielle shares a clever meeting organization technique called "stack" that keeps online discussions orderly. By typing "stack" in the chat, participants can queue up to speak without interrupting each other. This simple method ensures everyone gets a chance to contribute while keeping meetings efficient and on schedule.

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Streamline your meal prep by preparing dishes before freezing them. Ned shares how adding marinades to freezer bags or prepping entire meals for the freezer can make your future self's life easier. Learn how to transform freezer storage from simple preservation to efficient meal planning.

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In this interview episode of Daily Tips That May or May Not Help You, host Ned Donovan sits down with guest tipper Justin Schuman, a former Broadway performer turned social media strategist who has amassed over 900,000 followers across platforms.

Justin shares his journey from Broadway (including his work in "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical") to becoming a social media phenomenon through authentic content creation. He discusses how he uses social media as a tool for self-healing and personal growth, while offering insights into his approach to energy management and decision-making.

The conversation touches on:

• Justin's background as a Broadway performer and his transition to social media
• How authenticity helped him build a following of 900,000+ across platforms
• Using content creation as a form of self-healing and personal discovery
• The importance of listening to your body when making difficult decisions
• Navigating grief and professional challenges
• His 2022 TEDx talk on authenticity

This episode offers valuable insights for performers, content creators, and anyone interested in authentic self-expression online.

Justin Schuman is a Broadway actor, TEDx speaker, and content creator with nearly 900,000 followers across platforms. After finding his own voice through social media over the past three years, he now helps clients do the same — building magnetic, deeply human personal brands rooted in truth. Every day, he’s still in the arena, creating his own content as a living reminder that public storytelling isn’t just a strategy — it’s a practice in becoming.

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YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@justinschuman

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Discover how a simple gaming mat can significantly improve your podcast audio quality by reducing desk reverb. Danny Brown from Ontario shares how this affordable solution helps absorb sound that would otherwise bounce off hard desk surfaces. Perfect for podcasters, streamers, and content creators who want better audio without expensive equipment.

Check out Danny's podcast Five Random Questions here: https://fiverandomquestions.com/

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Arielle shares how she uses ChatGPT to review her writing for consistency, scaling, and persuasiveness. This practical approach helps strengthen proposals, contracts, and social media content without relying on AI to do the actual writing. A useful technique for anyone looking to refine their written communication while maintaining their authentic voice.

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