Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
When you're starting from scratch, it's a good idea to think things through. Before you ever drive that first nail, twist a screw, cut a board, etc. you must have a plan or else you are likely to regret it later. It's ok to amend your vision as you go, but dang if it's not just plain silly to set off for the store if you don't have directions or already know the way. Am I right?
I can think of many times I have attacked big goals both ways. Prepared and otherwise. And the former, for sure is the better way. Then, once you're committed (hopefully not in a mental institution) you just keep at it. As long as it's not painfully obvious that your plan is shit, then, 'just keep swimming'. Untold amounts of times in my life, I have achieved pretty great things because I kept at it. Not necessarily because I was exceptionally skilled. Simply because I had more patience then the average Joe. What do you think?
I hope you enjoy watching me go through this mental process as I plan out my mobile workshop's interior, as I reveal how it is all connected. Every 'bone' interacting with the next.
--
You can find Marty on Facebook here -
facebook.com/lovekayak.fishing
When you're starting from scratch, it's a good idea to think things through. Before you ever drive that first nail, twist a screw, cut a board, etc. you must have a plan or else you are likely to regret it later. It's ok to amend your vision as you go, but dang if it's not just plain silly to set off for the store if you don't have directions or already know the way. Am I right?
I can think of many times I have attacked big goals both ways. Prepared and otherwise. And the former, for sure is the better way. Then, once you're committed (hopefully not in a mental institution) you just keep at it. As long as it's not painfully obvious that your plan is shit, then, 'just keep swimming'. Untold amounts of times in my life, I have achieved pretty great things because I kept at it. Not necessarily because I was exceptionally skilled. Simply because I had more patience then the average Joe. What do you think?
I hope you enjoy watching me go through this mental process as I plan out my mobile workshop's interior, as I reveal how it is all connected. Every 'bone' interacting with the next.
--
You can find Marty on Facebook here -
facebook.com/lovekayak.fishing
