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ITE_1415 t1_j6oytdy wrote

Okay, thank you very much.

And no, I don't just sound like I was surronded by people that did this for me, I am surrounded by people that have been doing this jobs for me and brushed me off whenever I try asking how to do it so I can do it myself as well.

The only thing I'm good at is art and repairing things and that is a really, truly embarassing thing to admit.

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NotTheGreenestThumb t1_j6oyrss wrote

I think a good place to start would be to read a lot of labels.

Look at the labels on the cleaners. Dish detergent for hand washing will say that's what it's for and the stuff for the dish WASHER will say that's what it's for. Sometimes the pictures on the labels will be a good clue.

Getting windows clean can be difficult, and how to deal with water spots would depend on what type of surface they're on.

If you're in the USA and you're over 18, and feel you're being held back, there are agencies for helping you gain more independence without interfering with your family a lot.

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b0wsah t1_j6ow8p6 wrote

as someone with unmedicated ADHD, this is huge, also the 2% rule or w/e they call it, if its a bigger project, just do 2% of it;
need to take out the dishes? just take out 1 or 2 plates.

this usually triggers ur brain into "ah what the heck im already here" and u just do the rest, IF NOT then atleast u got something done , and it makes it alittle bit easier the next time around.

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MaterialMediocre1287 OP t1_j6ow3uo wrote

I would like to add I applied to Walmart way before orielly so I haven’t just wondered off looking for another job. Just happened to get that opportunity after going with orielly. But thanks a lot for your advice. I may also stay as the discounts I receive at orielly are awesome. Just the other day I bought some spark plug wires for $50 instead of $100 I would have payed as retail customer.

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