This sounds logical: You know that you're eating too many calories, and moving at least a little bit more couldn't hurt either...Unfortunately, the "eat less, move more" advice forgets to take one fundamental question into account: 'Why are you eating too many calories in the first place?'

Example: I want to lose 30 pounds in 90 days...that means I need to lose 1 pound every three days.. to do that I need to work out 45 minutes per day, track my calories daily and consume no more than 2000 calories per day, ever 3 days I should be 1 pound down4.

You need: gallon of vinegar food grade, micro fiber rags, big box baking soda, cruddy throw away rags, mop, soft brush, gloves, old used toothbrushes, 2 buckets, soft scraper, hot water, pledge multi surface cleaner.

And don’t forget the soda!

I have been told that Wholesaling is not a very big money maker way to spend time for most people who do it.Kind of a ton of Woodpeckers many of them in the petrified forest sort of scenario.And that many of them would be better off getting a 2nd (or first) W2 job and saving that money up for a down payment.They could probably work overnight at a Bowling Alley handing out shoes (and drinking free soda) and be better off at the end of the year.

Start with dish soap like Dawn and warm water, then follow up with a paste of warm water and baking soda. 

I work full time as a merchandiser at one of the large soda companies and the benefits are very, very nice and the ot pay is very good as well.

Sell the feature of having a sandlot volleyball court.Tell them it's ready to be tilled for their vegetable garden.Tell them pets are okay outside.Tell them the neighbor stole your sod, a simple furniture arrangement and they can look next door. 

If there is a transaction in the works, this activity can drain 2 hours or more each day.Review and reflection is important because I like to track all aspects of my life, from calories consumed to dollars spent, and of course contacts made and transactions in the works.

I have had lots of woodwork soda blasted (sand blasted) on historical restorations and it turns out beautiful.