Everyday Systems

I do enjoy computer games. They're very fun, convenient, interesting and good way to de-stress and relax. But I know I can do something better with my time. The thing is, you just cant remove something that provided something of personal value and do nothing in replacement. Books would of been my ...

When i went to my hardware store, they had a total of 3 sledges. The heavest one I could find was a 10 pounder. And it was a big store (not huge, but a good size) and its a town of 300'000

Can you trust yourself to securely attach a weight to a stick and not have it fly off when your doing some move or another?

I'm a young guy (20), never was really "active", but I walked around, used a bicycle occasionally, etc.

I got a 10 pound sledge hammer and I did this as a routine:

Shoveling (I didn't really feel anything in the abs region)
Chopping Wood
No Name
Churning Butter
Back Scratcher

And now, hours later ...

It's a KISS, simple, effective, 10 minute a month way to manage your finances. Just add some metaphor and you could call it an everyday system budgeting system.

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