These cloths work by picking up all the dust and specks and oils and gunk that cause smears and unshinyness, so once you’ve used a section of cloth, don’t reuse it or you’ll just be re-depositing the stuff you just lifted off the glass.

It’s my profession and all, but I’m not like.But maybe that’s a good thing.

I mean, it’s my book, so it should probably look like.…and that was exactly the post that I was about to publish and share with you, finishing right there, until yet another twisty turn happened in the ongoing saga of this book writing adventure!.So, here’s everything that happened after I wrote the first part of this post, but before I managed to hit “publish” on it.

I completed the first 20 or so photos and sent them in to be reviewed to make sure they were what the publishers had in mind.And they were not.

Not even close.. One of the problems was that they had pre-decided on a very specific format, size, and dimension for these photos and it was just not within the realm of possibility for me to make cleaning photos work within those, mostly.

It’s kind of hard to take a really nice, book-worthy photo of something in need of cleaning, really, and sometimes the way that I make my blog photos work is by changing the shape or angle of a photo.Whether you can find 30 minutes or 30 seconds to work with, you’re going to be so amazed at all that you can accomplish with a little bit of vision and a little bit of consistency.

If you’re feeling pressed for time, give a few of my little tips a try and I promise you’ll love the feeling of actually making progress on some of your goals and dreams, even if it is just a little at a time..These tips apply to getting things done around the house, renovating projects, and even big career dreams and goals!

The key is to keep yourself energized and motivated and to constantly remind yourself to stay the course.It’s all about being consistant.