Thorsten Thom
Hi anything I know needs attention the next day from washing to gardening
I have a long list of everything that I know I haven’t done in a while. I work long hours and am an early riser
I struggle with motivation so I just take one or two jobs off the list. Makes it more manageable
Each night I can add a job to the big list
It doesn’t matter if they take all week as long as I’ve done something
I have a long list of everything that I know I haven’t done in a while. I work long hours and am an early riser
I struggle with motivation so I just take one or two jobs off the list. Makes it more manageable
Each night I can add a job to the big list
It doesn’t matter if they take all week as long as I’ve done something
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