HOME AND REPAIR

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HOME AND REPAIR

Getting Things Done, appropriately called the art of stress-free productivity, conceptualized by David Allen, contains the methodology to control the flow of your life’s work.

Home maintenance

If the answer is YES, then your follow up question should be
Can you do it in less than 2 minutes?

I learned that a functional shelter requires basic supplies and equipment, in addition to furniture and appliances

I also learned how to repair a faucet properly

Sort out your tasks, separate the ones you delegate from the ones that you defer.

I learned that to save money on our house/shelter we can do repairs by ourselves

If so, add here all the things you can do now (in the next 2 minutes) and do them!

Searching accomodations

A weekly review is essential to keep everything running smoothly.

During this review, you can make adjustments or modifications.

I also learned that when buying a house, it not just one expense but buying a house is very expensive as you have to factor in paying mortgage, property tax, land transfer tax and many other expenses

I also learned that a shelter/ house is not a home, a house is just a building but a home is where you feel comfortable.

I learned that a shelter has to meet your basic needs.

Keep track of how many tasks you have completed so far.

Dress for sucess

Usually not all the tasks are actionable at all.
Some of them can be deleted and there are a few ideas which you can keep for later revision, or you can create an action list for these to come back and review in 6 months or so.

Use the marks below to sort out the non-actionable items.

I also learned how to properly take care of clothes. Some important tips I learned were to follow washing instructions, separate your clothes and to hang dry your jeans

I learned that I can repair my clothes instead of always buying new clothes