Reddit thread on life cheat codes goes viral with advice on fitness, sleep and compound interest

It's been a minute since we dived into the Reddit bucket here at OutKick.I guess all the geo-political events around the world have been dominating my attention.For those of you who might not be familiar with Reddit, it's truly one of the final untamed frontiers of the internet.

It's a wild place full of a wide variety of content and discussions.Some are downright bonkers, and others can be more uplifting.The latter is what brings us here today.DR OZ REVEALS 3 FREE WAYS TO BOOST YOUR HEALTH — NO MEDICATION REQUIREDPOLAND - 2025/03/07: In this photo illustration, a woman is seen looking at a smartphone with a Reddit logo displayed in the background.

((Photo Illustration by Mateusz Slodkowski/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images))A Reddit thread titled, "What 'cheat code' for life do you wish you'd discovered earlier?" is putting up big numbers on r/AskReddit.The responses are all over the place, and will be among the most interesting things you read today.Check out some of the top ones below, and let me know your thoughts at [email protected]:SIGN UP FOR THE DAILY OUTKICK NEWSLETTERMature woman laughing with her eyes closed while sitting on her patio steps drinking a glass of water (Getty Images Creatives)Overall, lots of interesting advice.

I will tell you the single "cheat code" I use in life that is awesome.I turned on the do not disturb setting on my phone about six months ago, and never turned it off.

I also turned on the setting where you can't even get through unless you're in my contacts.It's amazing.Now, I do have a small list of favorites who can ring through in the event of a critical event, but other than that, I get zero notifications for calls, texts, social media or anything else.It's honestly nothing short of amazing.

One of the best pieces of advice I ever got in life (the person was more successful than me by orders of magnitude) was to limit how accessible you are for people.I was a teenager when I was told that, and I never f...