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Pack a pillowcase from home, sleep on it all trip, then fill it with dirty clothes so your laundry never touches the clean side of the suitcase.

Duplicate every toiletry once, zip it in a bag, and never pack a toothbrush again.

One note per day you'll be gone, numbered and hidden — so the days apart have something in them besides your absence.

Carry all your race gear in a 5-gallon bucket, then flip it over in transition so it becomes the seat you sit on to pull on socks and shoes.

Stop fighting the molded plastic monstrosity — drop the whole thing in a plain box and wrap that instead.

A cheap pair of blunt-tip kids' scissors in the glove box handles tags, packaging, snacks, and stray cord far more often than you'd guess.

One session a year, on a predictable date: keep the winners, delete the twelve near-identical shots of the same sunset.

Protector, sheet, protector, sheet — when the top two layers come off, a made bed is already underneath.

Simplify snack time by using small bowls for kids' snacks.

Five minutes pressure, five minutes rest, five minutes ice bath — and the shell slides off in two pieces every time.