Overwhelmed by all those projects that you've been putting off? Can't get from one side of the garage to the other without knocking down a wall of parts? Forum user Ian F found a solution to conquer any large project that you might be facing: Set a timer for 30 minutes, and get to work—even if it's as small as …
Thanks for using my before picture. I can assure you that my garage looks much better at the moment. No pics because I'm at the pool right now.
That's how I get my stuff done. I have about 45 minutes to an hour between getting home from work and dinner. I do whatever can be done in that time, my oh so supportive wife even gives me a 5 minute warning before dinner.
I built the last motor for my Datsun 30 minutes at a time.
jimbob_racing said:Thanks for using my before picture. I can assure you that my garage looks much better at the moment. No pics because I'm at the pool right now.
That's a BEFORE picture? It would make a pretty good AFTER picture for a lot of us. 
I'm excited to have my project nearby(hopefully soon) so I can begin doing the 30minutes chomp. I've got the time in my schedule for 30 minutes per day, but currently it's the 3hr round trip to the storage unit that kills it.
oh like this?
Danny Shields (Forum Supporter) said:That's a BEFORE picture? It would make a pretty good AFTER picture for a lot of us.
This is the after picture. I now have much more room to work on projects.
I decided to take Thursday through Tuesday to attempt a full cleaning and organizing of my garage after 7 years living here.
what I have learned about a bigger garage is that you can create an even bigger mess that overwhelms you to the point that you don't even attempt to clean up.
Well I burned my 6 days straight of cleaning and I'll have to go back to the 30min at a time approach.
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