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[–] • 16 pts (edited )

I don't know where I heard/read this but it works for everything. Home/Work/Etc.

Do one thing today, to make your tomorrow better than today.

It can be something simple. Spend 15 minutes to do the dishes at the end of the day. Spend 15 minutes to sweep/vacuum at least a few times a week minimum.

Extend this to working out or getting healthier too. Spend 15 minutes to do some basic body weight exercises. You don't need any equipment and you will feel better for doing it.

If you get in the habit to spend 15 minutes to an hour daily to just take care of basic shit you will find that the house is always clean, the trash is always taken out, everything is more comfortable and fees like very little effort. If you let it all pile up eventually you don't want to do any of it since it feels like a lot of effort.

[–] • 1 pt

It's like with facial stubble. There's a myth that it grows back faster after you shave, but it's because the tiny bit of hair contrasts so much with no hair. Once there's a lot of hair you hardly notice a little bit of growth. With a very cluttered, dirty house 15 minutes of cleaning won't seem to make any difference, but a nearly-clean house 15 minutes will feel great because you see the difference. So keep it clean or else it will be even harder to feel like you're improving it.

[–] • 6 pts

"In this new place I will do things differently and be on friendly terms with my neighbors."

Me lying to myself every time.

[–] • 1 pt

LMAO!!! What the fuck are you doing to piss off the neighbors every time?

[–] • 3 pts

Oh you know, expecting to find my parking space empty when I come home dead tired from a 11 hour shift late at night and similar "that neighbor" things.

[–] • 4 pts

1) Cleanliness and orderliness. This is easy if you just moved in because clutter hasn't built up.

2) Don't buy stuff just to fill the space. Only buy stuff which brings you joy. This will save you money and avoid clutter.

[–] [deleted] • 4 pts

Don't pee on the seat. No smoking in the house. Throw the damn trash in the trashcan. Don't hide a key under the matt. Find a way to hide your guns so it looks like a natural part of the house so burglars can't find your guns and important documents

[–] • 5 pts

I'm only peeing in the sink in this house so the toilet always stays clean.

[–] • 3 pts

Have inside the house shoes and outside the house shoes for yourself. Tracks in less dirt. And still let guests wear their outside shoes when in your home (don't go totally Japanese) so that guests are comfortable.

[–] • 5 pts

Nope. Call me Japanese then because no shoes allowed in the house. Recently finished entire basement. No asshole is going to wear their shoes down there on the new carpet.

[–] • 1 pt

And have a place by the front door to take shoes off.

[–] • 0 pt

Fuck that. All shoes come off at the door, always. Everyone should be able to walk through a house barefoot or in socks and NOT feel dirt/sand on their feet inside a house. If someone wears socks through your house, and the socks end up being dirty, you are a nigger.

[–] • 1 pt

Make your bed every day

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Choose one sink you’re going to use as a urinal so you’re not tempted to use any of the others for that purpose.

Also get the biggest, meanest crucifix you can find and put it up in your dining area.

[–] • 1 pt

A fucking knarly crucifix sounds pretty based.

[–] • 1 pt (edited )

Have a friend in a slave mask wear unrecognizable clothing and walk with a bizarre gait and let him cut the power and then blame an illegal alien for it and get a payout since while approaching the CCTV before he'd cut the power he put Nutella on his face to look like a spic.

Illegal aliens don't belong in civilized society.

That's a dangerous workplace.

[–] • 1 pt

Dont stay up late on the weekends so you can actually accomplish something. (yeah I know)

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