We're all busy. We have jobs, kids, school, sports, activities, cooking, cleaning, social engagements and family commitments. Any given day may include the following:

Work Out | Pack Lunches | Work a 9-5 | Cook Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner | Drive the Kids to Activities | Meditate | Clean the House| Car Maintenance | Read | Yardwork | Walk the Dog | Medical Appointment | Wash the Car | Grocery Shopping | Social Obligations | Volunteer | Homework | Birthday Gift Shopping | Holiday Planning | Travel | Watch TV | Hobbies | Personal Sports | Home Repair | Pay Bills | Pet Maintenance | Eight Hours of Sleep | Home Organization | Plus a Plethora of Items Specific to Us All

There are 24hrs in a day and often 50+hrs of things to get done. Optimization is necessary to reduce inefficiencies and do more, with less. 

Many Olympians don't win by miles, hours, or a landslide. Medals are won by fractions of a second, inches, or a sliver of points. The smallest edge in your daily activities can improve your life by a dramatic amount over time. 

You're not Jobs or Buffet or Bezos, so why read about their unachievable success vs. the small things you can do now to get better? 1% better per day equals 37 times better over a year. 1% worse per day for one year leaves you with basically nothing.  

Hacking Suburbia provides you with information to help you gain that edge. Our weekly email includes information on efficiencies in suburban living, products reviews and recommendations, and tools to help you optimize your suburban life. We do the research so you don't have to. 

In the grand race of life, it’s the incremental improvements that lead to significant gains. These small adjustments can compound into remarkable outcomes over time.