So I got a new place. It’s about 2-blocks from where I used to live in Logan Square. Right on Milwaukee.
It’s at least one month away from being complete.
But so far it’s a really good experience. I mean, I know a lot of people talk about how moving sucks, but it’s an ideal opportunity to evaluate yourself. You probably mentally evaluate yourself from time-to-time, but moving is a chance for you to physically evaluate yourself. Where you’ve been, where you’re going. It’s therapeutic. You should really be moving every 3-years, minimum. And if you’re like “But I own a house, Brendan. In a place I like living. Why would I pack up and leave?” I would say: (a) Just do it, asshole. You’ll thank me later; and (b) Why don’t you just pack up like you’re going to leave, put everything in the frontyard, then unpack in what you pretend is your new place? Again, you’ll thank me.
You have so much clutter in your life, and you don’t even know it.
It’s at least one month away from being complete.
But so far it’s a really good experience. I mean, I know a lot of people talk about how moving sucks, but it’s an ideal opportunity to evaluate yourself. You probably mentally evaluate yourself from time-to-time, but moving is a chance for you to physically evaluate yourself. Where you’ve been, where you’re going. It’s therapeutic. You should really be moving every 3-years, minimum. And if you’re like “But I own a house, Brendan. In a place I like living. Why would I pack up and leave?” I would say: (a) Just do it, asshole. You’ll thank me later; and (b) Why don’t you just pack up like you’re going to leave, put everything in the frontyard, then unpack in what you pretend is your new place? Again, you’ll thank me.
You have so much clutter in your life, and you don’t even know it. 
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