Fixing Bent Out Fashion By Yourself

When I was a child, my father taught me well on how to save money in order for me

to buy the stuff that I want since he provided me with all the things that our family need. At first, I thought that he was just tricking me into buying the things out of my own pocket because he was too cheap to buy me the stuff that I wanted but later on, I realized how bad the situation got for the other kids in school.

I realized how bad their parents suffered from them being spoiled brats and they just demanded everything they wanted in an instant and if their parents did not give it to them, they throw out tantrums. I thank my father for teaching me the right way of behaving as a child and as an adult, I have carried it on and I am able to apply those values that my father had taught me when he was still with us.

He passed away 5 years ago but all the things that I have learned from him are still with me and that is what I mostly use to get by my everyday life. Saving up for the things I want is probably the best advice I got from him because realistically as I grow old, I can't expect my parents or anyone else to buy the things I need and want for me but myself. When I go shopping, I make sure that I spend my hard-earned money wisely because if I don't, I would end up getting something that I can't really use or something that I really won't use anyway so I will just be wasting my money on unwanted stuff.

I've also figured out to purchase the initial things only. Aside from the fact that genuine goods tend to be built of the highest quality, they last lengthier and they even come who have a warranty that fakes do not offer at all. there are usually times when no matter how careful you may possibly be with your things, they seem to break somehow and you just demand to know the basic way to restore them and they will likely be as excellent as new.

Let's take shoes for example. My father taught me well on how to fix the sole of my shoes if ever it gets detached or loose. We don't just apply adhesive at once. We need to smoothen out the surface using sandpaper and then make sure that there is no dirt or dust on both surfaces. Then apply an adhesive like Shoe Goo on both surfaces of the shoe sole that you need to put together and slowly stick the surface together securely. Try to avoid moving the shoe sole that had just been placed together to make sure that the adhesive or the Shoe Goo dries up faster and securely.

There are more ways to fix the stuff that you thought you could never fix by yourself. The truth is anything is possible. You may be able to fix most of the things that you send out for a very costly repair if you only take the time to do so. That is another thing I have learned from my father. Efficiency and productivity will take anyone places if only they would practice it regularly. There are more ways to skin a cat and all you need to do is be creative in your own little ways.

by: Phillip Nomadic

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