Today I was thinking to myself. I was thinking about the amount of money coming in, and thinking about the steps I'd need to getting my life together. From the basis of a steady and decent income the steps would be something like:
- Pay off overdraft (in process)
- earmark amounts of money as 'minimum balances' required to avoid going into overdraft situation again - would require making a few matrices
- Once monies are paid into overdraft, I would start going above zero and set up regular payments into ISA
- once I start earning more from this point (and this is really beyond the earning stage I am at now) - think about 'life upgrades' such as:
- moving out
- getting a better body
- upgrading my wardrobe
- updating other kit (such as computer)
- re-think my goals at this stage to what my tasks should be (more job search? less job search? more gym? more social life?)
- Get 'aspirational' things such as musical instruments
- Buffet E11 or E13 clarinet
- Get a saxophone
- Maybe get an intermediate level saxophone
- Upgrade your piano
- Get an A clarinet,
- Maybe an Eb clarinet?
- Maybe a bass clarinet?
- Maybe other saxophones?
- Think about what you want out of your life and how you can get it.
Aspiration. I feel like given the life that I've had, I really just want to aspire. I want to be more and feel better about my lot. I'm in no position to have a serious relationship or buy a house or the other stuff some of my friends are starting to do. Maybe I can do a course in massage, do a part time PhD?
Right now, I feel like all those things are possible, if I just went next door to the toilet, and put two fingers down my throat.
It seems more appealing than the alternative
The alternative being: go to bed at a reasonable hour, do my pre-planned activity, get home, do some housework, do more pre-planned activities, and hope.
Hoping.
Hope - is really the nectar I try to thrive on. I bought some new shoes on thursday. I got badminton shoes and shoes for the gym. I also got a badminton wicking top, a badminton racket and a base layer. Aspirational cclothes.
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