I'm doing 27 things
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3 years ago
I’ve beend doing this for a few weeks now, 3 if not 4 times a week. It feels great.
Luke Walker's Life List
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1. make my own lunches
3 people -
2. grow vegetables in my back yard
1 person -
3. Buy more organic food
8 people -
4. Use my own reusable bags when shopping
12 people -
5. learn spanish
15,502 people -
6. Get all my mp3's properly tagged
513 people -
7. eat healthy
3,032 people -
8. Improve my posture
2,657 people -
9. get out of debt
11,032 people -
10. design my website
70 people -
11. save for retirement
237 people -
12. go to the gym regularly
799 people -
13. learn how to prepare 10 excellent meals
829 people -
14. blog more often
393 people -
15. Save money
14,710 people -
16. floss daily
386 people -
17. Read more books
11,004 people -
18. make a random person happy
37 people -
19. learn arabic
2,108 people -
20. identify 100 things that make me happy (besides money)
7,155 people -
21. get corrective eye surgery or lasik
1,152 people -
22. get rid of all my clutter
1,140 people -
23. digitize my old photos
32 people -
24. stop eating McDonalds
30 people -
25. write a book
26,096 people -
26. run a marathon
10,451 people -
27. run a half marathon
1,915 people
Recent entries
Maybe I've already reached this?
4 years ago
I don’t really run out of money between paycheques, technically, since I transfer money to my savings account every cheque… But only about 3%, and I haven’t been doing it that long, so it doesn’t feel like that much of a comfort zone, yet. Ideally, I get some debt paid off and start saving 10% of each cheque. SOON.
Easy as pie!
4 years ago
I just sucked it up, decided I could save a few dollars a week by reducing my ‘discretionary spending’, and opened an ING account on my way to work, with a small initial deposit. With my automatic weekly deposits, by the end of the summer, I won’t have any trouble paying first & last month on a new apartment if I decide to move, or covering other little things that come up. Such a nice safety net.
I know that my priority has to be repaying debt, but I’ll feel a lot more comfortable once I have $1,000 or so in the bank for a rainy day.
