I recently wrote a piece for the New York Times about a club night that starts at 7 pm and ends at midnight.

Annie Mac, the DJ behind the event, questioned something that most people in the nightlife world thought was a nonnegotiable – that club nights *had* to start 10 pm and run til at least 3 am. As a mother whose career is DJing, challenging that idea was the difference between having a sustainable workload and burnout.

The solution was a simple concept – a dance party that starts and ends earlier – and yet it resonated with scores of people who thought their partying days were behind them. Parents, non-drinkers, carers, or anyone who just doesn't want to be out in the dead of night.

This wasn’t just a story about a fun club night, it was about how one small tweak, a change in the schedule, can make a joyous, wonderful difference in people’s lives.

And it made me think: what else could benefit from a small tweak? What are some things in your life that, if only they were a tiny bit different, would substantially improve your life?

Let me know in the comments below!