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Want to turn off the TV and pick up a book? This 5-second-rule will help you get it done, Mel Robbins says
Want to stop watching TV and pick up a book instead? Count down from five ... Count down to one and then stand up. The five-second rule can derail your brain's negative thought process before ...
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The 5-Second Rule for Task Initiation: Boost Your Productivity Today
If you often find yourself hesitating when it comes to starting tasks, the 5-Second Rule can change how you approach your ...
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Mel Robbins' 5-Second Rule Improved My Morning Routine
Mel Robbins' 5-second rule is a simple-yet-effective method designed to help you get out of bed when your alarm rings. As ...
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The five-second rule: Fact or myth?
Is eating food that has fallen to the floor ever truly safe? Many cling to the “five-second rule,” which asserts that, if you pick up dropped food within five seconds of dropping it, it is safe to ...
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5-second rule real or myth
An curved arrow pointing right. We've all had that moment. You've built the perfect sandwich, layer by layer, ready to quash your hunger. Then it falls, almost in slow motion, to the kitchen floor ...
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This is why the '5-second rule' is definitely not a thing, according to science
With the exception of buttery toast that lands yellow side down, dropped food is good, so long as you pick it up ASAP. At least, that's the conventional wisdom of anyone who subscribes to the five ...