"I'll get to that eventually."
If I had a dollar for every time I said that, or "that won't take long to fix," or "I'll get to that tomorrow," I would have no issues figuring out how I'd fund my next renovation project .
If you're anything like me, and every other DIYer I've talked to, you're probably guilty of procrastinating when it comes to actually completing a project. Not major things, but small things that would make a project truly finished.
Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Well, enough is enough. I'm finally making a plan to tackle these annoying final steps. Learn what a 95% day is, why, if you're a DIYer like me, you should consider doing it as well, and other tips to stop putting off those end-of-project steps.
What Is a 95% Day? Simply put, a 95% day should be used exclusively to go around and finish the things in your house you've been putting off. That doesn't mean starting a new renovation, or even making more progress on one you recently started or are still far from finishing. Instead, it means tackling those small, annoying things on projects that were never "fully" completed. You know, things that are 95% done.
One of the best examples, an...