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Jim's Black Ph2 172 (Just like everyone else's!)

The car has been parked in my front garden for a good few months (had a couple of skips on the drive). I've moved it back onto the drive to work on, and I opened the bonnet last night just to check everything was fine. There was a shitload of spiders!
Car is now for sale :ROFLMAO:

Jokes, its now full of WD40.
 
What's the best way of gathering motivation on a stalled project? I've tried a to-do list...
I'm very much of the mind that I only like to start a job when I know I can complete it. And the list has got so long I just feel overfaced.
I tried breaking down the list into manageable chunks but still find myself deciding not to start.
Do I just make a start, any start?
 
Just make a start, hour or so at a time if spare time is a premium. Do a job at a time and dont start multiple areas leaving loads in bits. You will get there eventually
 
Go through the list, pick the easiest job you can find, even if it's a two minute job. If that goes well, it usually motivates me to do something else while I'm there.

I find it's really hard to get the motivation to do car stuff when winter comes around, but once you get going it gets easier.
 
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