1. plural of lifemanship; the art or practice of managing one's life skillfully and strategically to achieve success or advantage
Usage: informal; often humorous or ironic; coined by Stephen Potter in the 1950s

Examples

• The book explores various lifemanships that help people navigate career challenges.
• His collection of lifemanships included networking tips and time-management tricks.
• She mastered the lifemanships of appearing confident even when uncertain.
• The seminar promised to teach attendees practical lifemanships for modern living.
• Their lifemanships often involved subtle psychological tactics to gain the upper hand in social situations.