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Previously on "Motivational management tip #34 - ironing"

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  • Mich the Tester
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    An even better reason to pay someone else to do it.

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  • The Wikir Man
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    Tip #35 - take enough of them to the dry cleaners, they charge 85p a shirt.

    Money well spent (unless you're a woman, of course)

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  • bobhope
    started a topic Motivational management tip #34 - ironing

    Motivational management tip #34 - ironing

    Hate ironing your shirts? I used to until I thought of it this way:

    "Ironing these shirts will enable me to work every day this week at ClientCo. Each ironed shirt is effectively worth £500, so this pile of shirts I'm about to iron is worth 2 1/2 grand"

    Sorted.

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