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How Your Productivity Is Determined by What You Eat
Oct 17, 2012 Last updated: May 29, 2015 6 minutes to read
Every 7 years our body will change completely. This means that each and everyone of your cells will have been renewed and exchanged for another one that your body has produced. I was always amazed by this. And science
that this gives us a unique chance to change and erase any mistakes we’ve made in the past. How? Through a focus on the food we eat.
Fortunately we don’t have to wait 7 years. Day-to-day changes to our diet can have a massive impact on our productivity. Something like this:
“Adequate nutrition can raise your productivity levels by 20 percent on average.” ~
When I grew up, there were tons of cliché wisdoms thrown at me. Eat at least 5 different fruit every day. Drink plenty of water. Eat 3 separate meals every day. Do this , do that, that’s “healthy”. I realized recently that most of this I’ve just taken for granted and never looked into it.
Whilst we have uncovered the 2 other major factors that contribute to your productivity, explaining
and how science looks at the , it’s time to tackle the probably hardest and most ongoing challenge we all face: nutrition.
How foods interact with your brain
One of the most fascinating things about eating is how various ingredients enter your brain through your blood stream. Whichever elements make it through to power your brain will help you to either focus or lose focus.
Most of what we eat will be broken down to one thing: Glucose. Glucose is our fuel, keeping our brains awake and alert. So at all times, we have a certain glucose level in our blood, kind of like gasoline in a car.
The most important part here is that we are in full control of how we release glucose to our blood and our brains. Certain foods release glucose quickly, whilst others do so more slowly, yet sustainably. For your brain researcher Leigh
this to be optimal:
“The brain works best with about 25 grams of glucose circulating in the blood stream — about the amount found in a banana.”
And this is the tricky part: the way you can get those 25 grams of glucose into your blood stream is pretty easy. You can eat a donut. Or you can eat a small bowl of oats. There is virtually no difference in the very short term for your brain activity.
Over the stretch of a normal 8 hour day however, the differences are spectacular. After eating the donut, we will release glucose into our blood very quickly. We will have about 20 minutes of alertness. Then our glucose level will drop rapidly, leaving you unfocused and easy to distract. It’s like putting the foot down on the gas pedal until you’ve used all your fuel.
The oats on the other hand will release their sugar as glucose much slower. This means we will have a steady glucose level, better focus and attention levels. Another important factor are your Leptin levels. Leptin will signal to your brain how full you are. If you are now guessing that a donut won’t signal your brain to be full for a long time, whilst oats will, well, you are right:
What we are also measuring here as the difference between a donut and a bowl of oats is called your “”, coined by the Franklin Institute:
“Foods with a low glycemic index number gradually release glucose into your bloodstream. This gradual release helps minimize blood sugar swings and optimizes brainpower and mental focus”
In fact, the lowest glycemic index of all comes from Soy, at only 18 and the highest comes with white rice of 88 or jelly beans at 80. Thorin over at Lifehacker also looked into some more longterm insights of .
What really matters with eating: when, where, and who you’re with
That’s funny now. We’re going through all this stuff about blood streams and brain fuelling only to find out it doesn’t actually matter?
Rest assured, it still matters, yet the context of when, where and with whom we eat has an equally powerful impact on our eating activities and hence our creativity.
Let’s start with the “when”. The most important part here, is that you make sure you are never hungry. To put this better: Hungry judges give in fact .
For our case, being hungry, or skipping breakfast can ruin several hours of your productivity until you get your first bite. Let’s take a look at this :
All the children in a class were told to skip breakfast one morning, and then, by random assignment, half of the children were given a good breakfast at school. The others got nothing. During the first part of the morning, the children who got breakfast learned more and misbehaved less (as judged by monitors who didn’t know which children had eaten). Then, after all the students were given a healthy snack in the middle of the morning, the differences disappeared as if by magic.
Eric Barker, one of the best productivity and lifehack bloggers out there, :
“Across the board, yeah, food puts you in a better mood. To be more exact, research has shown that .”
Using context to control your eating is one of the most important aspects. If you are like me, you always end up eating portions that are too big, which makes me overly full at lunch and very tired a few hours afterwards.
One of the best proven techniques here is to eat from a smaller plate. Why? Because Delboeuf has told us so a long time ago with his illusion experiment of thinking the right circle looks bigger:
The portion on the smaller plate will always fill you up more. This can make the difference of 1 hour of productivity gained each day, simply by reducing the size of your plate and being less full. Joining
is definitely something worth trying.
Another aspect comes in regarding the people you are with as :
“Eating with overweight friends? You’ll . Is your waitress overweight? You’ll . Are you a woman eating with a man? You’ll . Wide variety of food? You’ll .”
3 most important aspects to get the most out of eating food
It’s time to get our hands dirty. I think we’ve got a basic understanding of how food determines our daily productive output. But what are the best ways forward to act on this information?
Reorganize the positioning of food stored in your cupboard:
One of the most interesting aspects about eating is that we are extremely likely to eat what is in close sight. In fact famous researcher Brian Wansink
that “You are 3 times more likely to eat the first thing you see in your cupboard than the fifth thing you see.” Make sure you organize your food in way that brain powering foods get more exposure. It’s an incredible trick to start eating better food that will give you more daily alertness.
Learn to graze: From the first section in this post, we’ve learnt that the brain needs very specifically portioned amounts of food. Too much will give you a spike that rapidly declines. Too little won’t bring your brain up to speed. A great way to go about it, I’ve found, is to make your 3 daily meals a bit smaller (potentially by making the plates smaller). And then add 2 very specific, healthy snacks in between meals to keep your brain plugging away at full speed. This way you don’t have to change your core habits too much, yet can still fuel up your brain more efficiently.
These foods will give your brain the most power: For the whole post, we haven’t actually looked into which kinds of foods you should consume specifically. Here is a great list of brain powering foods, that you can eat, especially for snacking. The WHO particularly emphasizes the following: Dark Chocolate, nuts, Nuts, seeds, Fish
Some further brain powering foods are the following: Blueberries, Raw Carrots, Whole Grains, Avocado
Quick last fact: What you eat will also decide your grandchildren’s productivity
As a last quick tip, here is something that blew my mind. Yes, what you eat will affect your productivity today. But even more so, it will also determine the productivity of your children and grandchildren’s productivity:
“Evidence indicates that what you eat can affect your grandchildren’s brain molecules and synapses,” Gómez-Pinilla said
What you eat, can according to Gomez-Pinilla , and the more you strengthen the synaptic connections, the better your kids and their kids will perform.
I always had the opinion that I should mostly focus on what I’m eating. Looking into some of these studies, it now seems stupidly obvious to put equal amount of focus on the context of where, with whom and when I’m eating. What were your findings when it comes to improving your productivity through diet? I’d love any thoughts you have in the comments below!
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Do you prefer online shopping? Why...I like online shopping because it saves my time and money. Do you like online shopping or not.
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I absolutely ADORE online shopping!
Once I know what I want to buy for a friend or a family member, I like to go online and spend a minute or two searching the web (and often eBay) to find the item and buy it.
No time wasted!
Compare this to the way my mother buys things.
She figures out what she wants to get someone.
She spends the first day calling lots of stores trying...
I absolutely ADORE online shopping!
Once I know what I want to buy for a friend or a family member, I like to go online and spend a minute or two searching the web (and often eBay) to find the item and buy it.
No time wasted!
Compare this to the way my mother buys things.
She figures out what she wants to get someone.
She spends the first day calling lots of stores trying to find the thing to no avail.
She spends the next ten days or so roaming malls trying to find said item, often settling for something less than what she wanted.
She wants to be given "points" for the time spent.
She thinks her method counts more than my own.
Another big factor for me is that I absolutely despise large groups of people when shopping.
In the South, lots of people try to converse with you casually, ... and although I love people, when I'm shopping I just want to get the heck out of there!
It takes a lot of concentration for me to shop, ... even grocery shop, and people break
my concentration.
Another word about grocery shopping, if you are lucky enough to have a grocery store that allows you to shop online with free pickup and a free personal shopper (with some kind of points/rewards system), for goodness sake DO IT!
When I moved to this mountain town the thing I missed most wasn't my friends or my home, ... it was my darn personal shopper, Angela, who did all of my shopping for FREE with Lowes Foods To Go.
I just put my points/rewards to this service, and it was always free.
The lady shopped hours for me, grew to love my kids, would only accept a small tip, ... she saved me literally HOURS of time!
I miss that service.
As soon as it comes here, I'll be one of the first to take advantage, trust me.
HOWEVER, I have to say that buying clothes online is a big mistake in most cases.
Because different companies have different sizing techniques and forms, there's just no way to be sure.
I spend more time sending stuff back (albeit with free shipping) than is worth it to me.
Unless you know the sizing of a particular company (like, I'm really safe with Chadwicks), then just go to the mall, for goodness sake.
Another big significant factor is, because I live in a very special area (the mountains of Western North Carolina), there is no better way to buy a special gift for a friend across the country than to go to one of our local artists/craftsmen personally and buy, buy, buy!
As an end note, I have to say that there is a great advantage to buying things used off of Craigslist for a LOT less money AND for taking advantage of customer reviews, such as on Amazon.com.
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Online shopping is perfect for things that are mass produced and are the same no matter where you purchase them.
Items like books, CD's, DVD's, games, etc. are made for online shopping because they are the same everywhere and you don't need to personally inspect the item to know if it is what you are really looking for.
Costs for these items in particular are often cheaper online since the retailer doesn't have the overhead cost of maintaining a store to factor into the price.
Many online retailers don't charge for shipping for orders over a certain dollar amount and the cost in sales tax and gasoline can be considerable.
For example I just purchased a video game a few days ago online.
The price at even a discount retailer like Wal-Mart was $10 more than Amazon.com.
And I know that the quality and condition of the item will be identical from both retailers.
The other factor with online shopping is that you can find a much larger selection than any brick and morter store can possibly keep in stock.
The music I purchase tends to be more specialty in nature (film soundtracks).
Try finding this music in any store.
It was difficult years ago during the heyday of CD's!
I remember when I was in high school in the early 90's trying to find a particular soundtrack CD in various local stores for months with no success.
I finally was able to find and purchase the CD from a music store when I went on a trip to a larger metropolitan area at the end of the year.
This story is laughable today since I could go online to any number of retailers and purchase the item in seconds and have it send to me in a couple of days!
So online shopping has made searching for specialty items possible for people who don't live in major metropolitan areas.
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Most people who answered this question really like online shopping. I like it too, and I think it is part of the wave of the future. It is certainly convenient, and it cuts out a lot of auto traffic which causes air pollution, consumption of the diminishing supply of petroleum, accidents, deaths, frustration, stress, and other bad things. However, there are things about online shopping that I really don't like. One is that I don't like giving out my credit card number over the internet. I have already had one serious problem from this. Another thing I dislike is having to return merchandise. What a hassle! And it often costs money for shipping things back to the store. This is after you've waited a week or two to get the things in the first place. Then there is the delivery problem. If you buy things that will fit in your mailbox it's okay, but otherwise there is the risk of having a big box dumped outside the door of your house or apartment and somebody walking off with it. The businesses that sell online are going to have to work on some of these problems if they want to increase their share of the market. Delivery seems to be the Achilles Heel of online shopping. You used to have to
now you have to stay home to get them! Another thing that bothers me about online shopping is that it is obviously putting a lot of small merchants out of business, thereby changing the face of America. Bookstores have been the hardest hit of all retailers. It almost seems as if the stores will eventually be offering nothing but tattoos, pedicures, haircuts, and hamburgers. The small towns of Middle America have been particularly hard hit by the double-whammy of Walmarts and online shopping.
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I like to online shop for some things. Books are an easy one, and I will often order them used from Amazon. If a book used is a penny, and shipping is three-ninety-nine, I get a book for $4, and I'm fine if it's a little used. Textbooks are often cheaper online, but make sure it's the correct edition. I can buy plants online, but not clothes. Clothes I need to try on, and I'd lose too much money returning things for size, kind of material, etc.
Sometimes I'll order things on eBay because there is some protection with PayPal: for Christmas I ordered about ten pairs of angel's wings. It was so much easier than trying to find them in stores at that time of the year since Halloween was over, and we were doing a Christmas pageant. It depends on the item. Heavy things I won't order (I've learned that lesson), but sometimes something obscure: a cute pin from a school from the 1940s or '50s, which doesn't cost much, but looks nice on a jacket, is an interesting piece of Americana, and reminds me of one of the gifts that Boo Radley gives the kids in "Mockingbird." These purchases are the best: they usually don' you just have to be careful not to get carried away. And as long as you're not expecting real gold for a couple of bucks, there isn't a lot at stake.
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I too am an online shopper in two ways.
First, I can really say a Kindle has change my book buying habits in very big ways, most of which are hitting me hard financially. I used to hear of a book that sounded interesting, but the chances of me actually going to a bookstore or later even remembering the title, were pretty slim. But now, with the ability to shop online for books on the device, I can have anything I want in a matter of seconds. Dangerous, it is...
The other reason I like online shopping is because I like quirky gifts.
is one of my favorite sites. Traditional brick-and-mortar stores just don't have the variety of webstores.
Another online venue with good selection is .
I have a child with autism and I'm always finding neat stuff there, as cafepress allows anyone with an idea to use some basic formats to create their own products: mugs, shirts, jewlery, etc.
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There certainly are things that can be purchased more inexpensively online such as used books and movies, and there are items that are not to be found in stores.
For instance, we needed two new coils on our electric stove and Voila! there were online.
Sometimes there are great bargains from such sites as Overstock.com.
But, the physical act of shopping is a pleasure that I enjoy alone.
Dressing and driving to the city is an adventure, and
it is pleasurable to walk around certain stores and enjoy the colors and look at artisitically made items...then, to go to a book store and wander among old friends and smell the ink, followed by a good cup of coffee. Give me the concrete experience, not the virtual one.
I prefer the real life that I grew up in.
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Guilty. I think I have a dangerous love affair with online shopping simply because I shop from those sites that give you personalized quizzes first and then offer you items based on your choices. That is totally the closest thing to a personal shopper. I HATE the mall because Alabama does not have a proper one where I live and the ones in Columbus, GA are either too "urban" for my taste, or even worse, they are STRIP malls. With the heat of the Summers and the freezing cold of Winter it is almost a challenge to shop at a strip mall. Plus, you never find good, "sick", deals that are customized for you. Online is the way to go!
Plus...it feels like Christmas when the UPS man comes to the door with a big box just for you.
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One of the main reasons why I prefer on-line shopping is because it saves time and money. I can access many web sites within a very short duration of time to compare costs, quality, service and other relevant aspects and decide which is the best option. This is very difficult to do if I have to visit each of the retailers individually. Doing that involves burning a lot of fuel traveling all over the city, staying calm in the perpetual bumper to bumper traffic and finally the cherry on the cake is searching for parking space once I get there!
On-line stores also offer large discounts which I guess is due to their costs of operations being substantially lower in many ways when compared to the traditional stores.
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I DO like online shopping in large part because it saves me from having to go into stores with toxic indoor air quality: the EPA has determined that indoor quality is most often between 30 and 80 percent worse than outdoor air! This is because the merchandise in stores and that we buy for our homes are made with and treated with toxic chemicals like phthalates, POPs, VOCs, flame retardant, insecticides, fungal inhibitors, recycled papers and plastics that all gass-off and dust-off into the air in shops ... and ... then our homes. Woops. I got off on a tangent. I like shopping online because it drastically reduces my exposure to toxic indoor air.
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The common theme for many of these posts appears to be the research process before the purchase. I, too, appreciate being able to compare features and prices on the internet when I am considering a purchase.
However, where I make the actual purchase very much depends on what it is that I'm buying. I don't trust size information enough to buy clothes without trying them on. I had good luck purchasing textbooks online. Most of the electronics in our home have been purchased online.
Actually, the very bottom line is that I don't like shopping, either online or in person!
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It depends on what and whom I'm shopping for, but yes, I generally always price-check an item online before purchasing (even in a store).
For electronics, I most often find that the best deals are online.
I do not like buying used books online, as most often the shipping makes the book price close enough to what I could find it for in a store on sale.
If I'm shopping for Christmas presents for family out-of-state, I like the ease of having someone else ship it... and often for free!
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I enjoy shopping online because I can do so in the comfort and privacy of my home. I can shop in my pajamas and no one knows the difference. I can compare prices with the click of a mouse. I can save money and prevent the frustration that comes with heavy traffic and no available parking. It is so convenient to shop online. Everything is literally at your fingertips.
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I like to research things on-line, but I am still a brick and mortar shopper for most things.
I just need to feel the finish on the towels, actually try on the shoes, and compare the fit of the jeans, and test how heavy the pan is.
I am much more likely to shop on-line for things I don't have to touch -- picture frames, drug store items, etc.
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I like to shop online because I live in the middle of nowhere.
My town has about 20,000 people and is the biggest town for about 70 miles in any direction.
There's a lot of stuff you just can't get here.
So I like to shop online because it allows me to get things that I would have to drive a long way to get from an actual store.
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I like to use online shopping to read customer reviews.
Many times when I want to purchase something I don't know much about I will go to amazon or another web site and read the reviews.
This helps me feel more comfortable buying the product, and knowing that I bought the right thing and got a good value.
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I enjoy "monitor" shopping on line. This saves time, gas, and energy. It also eventually saves money because I am less likely to impulse buy when shopping online.
I am going to offer an answer from the perspective of someone who suffers from Social Phobia, also known as Social Anxiety Disorder.
Social anxiety can be described as a strong and possibly debilitating fear of being judged by other people and of feeling embarrassed. This fear can become so intense that it inhibits a person's ability to properly function in everyday society.
According to the National Institute of Mental Health,
"People with social phobia tend to:
Be very anxious about being with other people and have a hard time talking to them, even though they wish they could
Be very self-conscious in front of other people and feel embarrassed
Be very afraid that other people will judge them
Worry for days or weeks before an event where other people will be
Stay away from places where there are other people
Have a hard time making friends and keeping friends
Blush, sweat, or tremble around other people
Feel nauseous or sick to their stomach when with other people."
Thanks to the help of proper therapy I am in a place in which I am able to keep control of it most of the time, but I still have a hard time in public places in which I feel I might be judged, especially in relation to trying on or purchasing clothing.
Online shopping offers me the ability to search for my purchases without the added anxiety of being out in public where I might be judged.
I don't utilize online shopping all the time, but if I am in an especially rough place or if I know that I might put off making a purchase due to high anxiety, it is nice to have as an option.
I prefer shopping online except when I have to match foundation or just feel like getting new ideas.
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I only like online shopping when there's a deal in another country. I live in Australia and sometimes the Australian website doesn't have a special deal, so I'd prefer to buy overseas. Most Australian products are more than double the price for the same item I can get from the United States so that's another thing I like. Also, the high Australian dollar this year has made buying things online from overseas less expensive. I like buying things in Australian online sites as well because some items aren't available or are in stock in retail and I receive so many gift cards every year so I'm able to use it online as well. Say, if I go into my local Sanity (music, dvds) store, I'm certain that they won't have what I'm looking for because they can't possibly have every cd or dvd there. They mainly have new releases so if I'd want a cult classic film, it'll likely be available for me to purchase online. I guess the only thing I don't like is expensive shipping costs. I could get something delivered from Sydney to Brisbane for a cheaper cost than within my own state, Gold Coast to Brisbane!
The advantages and disadvantages of online shopping include:
Pros of Online Shopping
Web stores never close.
Online shoppers save on gas.
Consumers can avoid aggressive salespeople.
Online item and price comparison resources are available.
Web items can be found which may not be available at the local store.
Cons of Online Shopping
Price and payment terms negotiation is not as available as in local stores.
Web items ordered can sometimes be on back order.
The questioning of the safety and security of a site.
Having to pay for higher shipping costs.
Returns and exchanges could be more difficult.
As a college student, I find online shopping very useful. I can have packages sent right to me, and I don't have to worry about asking a friend to drive me to a store (I don't have a car at school). While there can be repercussions, such as the possibility of getting a credit card number stolen, having a package get lost in the mail, etc, the chances of that happening are very slim, so I don't really worry about it.
I like shopping online because it is much Faster I just click and buy. Also the prices online are cheaper and I don't have to waste energy standing in line.
Both online shopping and physical shopping have pros and cons. If online shopping had free shipping everywhere I would not mind going with online shopping all the way but sometimes it is just much easier to catch the bus for $2 to go get what I want instead of being lazy. However I have to say with online shopping I can compare more prices and have more of a wide variety of things to choose from. But the time I spend shopping in person and online are no different I sit there starring at a product wondering whether I should get it or not only difference is that I have reviews online that take up more time haha.
I like online shopping when it comes to products that aren't clothes. I like to be able to try on clothes or shoes and see how they fit before I buy them. Other then that I do like online shopping. Personally I like receiving packages in the mail and it saves a trip to the grocery store, office store, etc.
I would prefer online shopping because its simple and easier than actual shopping. It saves gas and money because most items are cheaper online and all you need is internet to get on it. You don't have to drive from the store and back. Online buying also have stuff you might not find in stores. But, there is a bad thing about online shopping. When buying, you might buy the wrong thing or get tricked, and it would be very frustrating for that to happen.
I like online shopping only for things that I have bought in person before or for items I know are good. I online window shop for clothes, but never buy them online. However, things like CD's are great. I'm always iffy about online shopping because you never really know the quality of the products until you have purchased them and receive them. I use online shopping as a nice resource to look for certain products and then try to find locations I can actually go see them. Online shopping to me is like a reference guide or simple way to plan going shopping in person.
I like online shopping because not only does it save my time and money, there is a lot of stuff offered online that are not available where I reside. Furthermore, I can online shop any time of day and am not limited to store opening/closing hours.
I prefer online shopping since like you said it saves a lot of time and I don't have to leave my house.
Also there are stuff that I want that are not available at stores around or me , or they run out of stock etc.
This is why I prefer online shopping .
I find online shopping to be actually very stressful. Buying women's clothing in person i let alone online! I hate not seeing the item. Online shopping brings up so many questions: will it fit? what is the quality of the fabric? are the actual colors more or less vibrant? This may sound picky but its true.
I prefer online shopping due to the fact it is sometimes hard to find what you want to buy at a local store. Also you can find some really good bargain online that you can't find at a local store.
I prefer online shopping because it saves my time and money and its faster and easier then going out to the stores
and buying stuff. Also sometimes online shopping has things stores don't have.
Online shopping is good because you don't have to wander store from store but you never know how it will look on you once you receive it. The model and you can have different body shapes and sometimes it doesn't even look the same or can be ripped and it can cause a huge hassle.
I like to research how much the items cost online.
There are some great websites that allow you to compare prices.
If I can buy the item cheaper online (including the shipping) then I will buy it online, but if I can buy it cheaper at the store then I will go to the store to purchase the item.
Having said that however, there are certain items I only go to the store for.
I love to go shopping for clothing and shoes at the store, so there are certain items that I don't buy online and only purchase at a store.
I prefer online shopping if it gives me a cheaper value than the actual store and free delivery...Though I only opt to buy books and electronic goods.I still prefer to buy clothes and other stuff from the actual stores or outlets.
Ofcourse it saves time and quick way to analyse and compare with equivalent products.
Hi there. Due to internet, we now enjoy the convenience of shopping online which I like because it saves us time and you no longer have to like exert too much effort in finding a good items for you. Also, it is an advantage especially to those busy people who have limited time in going to shopping malls or stores. I really find this fashion idea very nice and you might as well like to share this at http://www.lifo.com. It is a fun site for girls that lets girls share thoughts about beauty and fashion.
Yup i like online shopping for the 1 main reason that is it saves a lot of time but u should be aware while using the websites for online shopping.you should only use some safe websites but sometimes i prefer going to shops bcoz we cannot judge a book by its cover and we dont come to know abt its material.But bcoz im very lazy i prefer online shopping.......:P
I do like online shopping because it saves me time and money. It is also better for the enviroment because you are saving on gas in the car. You can get alsorts of cool stuff off the internet that you cant get in store. You can also get disounts in many cases. The only bad thing I would say about online shopping is that you have to pay for postage!
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