Sometimes it’s not worth fixing things.
- There’s typically the option of pouring more time energy and finances into projects, and hoping that you can keep things running.
However, in my experience, there is a point of diminishing returns. There’s a time when you just have to call it quits. It’s difficult for me, but I have been making those decisions quite a bit lately… For instance, I realized that my affectionate relationship just wasn’t fixable, my friend and I could keep spending money on counseling and trying to repair it, but entirely my buddy and I were just putting off the inevitable. Similarly, I just had to update my car. It was about to cut down at any point, and the amount of money that it would take to make it safe again was not worth the investment. When I was on a roll with both of these major life changes, I went ahead and had my Heating, Ventilation and A/C system rejuvenated as well.I have been noticing that my heating and cooling system wasn’t running undoubtedly efficiently for a while now. I had to adjust the control device various times throughout the day to keep the temperature semi even inside my home. It wasn’t undoubtedly comfortable, and I was spending a ton of money trying to keep my old A/Cs in order. Eventually, I called out the Heating, Ventilation and A/C serviceman. When he arrived, I asked him to just do a full makeover. He recommended that my buddy and I beginning patching up some of the air ducts improve the air flow efficiency. I pause for a moment, and then ask him how much it would cost to just beginning all over again. He seemed taken aback by this idea, but I was set on it in that moment. These afternoons I have all current air ducks running back and forth through my home. My air is fresher and my energy levels are much lower. Sometimes quitting is a good thing.