By phrasing your To-Do's in 'actions' instead of 'topics' or 'subjects' you know what direction you're heading in the minute you get up off the couch. And when you have your To-Do list in 'actions to take' you will find yourself moving down the list much more quickly. Moving from one action to the next completing one action after another.


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This same condo had pretty maple cabinetry that looked worse for wear. We couldn't bring ourselves to paint it and there was no money in the budget to do a full refinishing. Our painter did a light sanding on the problem areas and re-sealed the cabinets. The cost was under $400 for the whole kitchen and the end result looked about 95% new.

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So you've had your cruiser looked over and everything is good to go. You've packed wisely and are prepared for most emergencies likely to happen (alien attack and zombie apocalypse do not count). What about how you're driving during the trip?

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