Rich

Probably nothing.

I mean, I say I'll do a quick tidy a lot and then I don't tidy, whether that's the where again, the living room, the kitchen, the bathroom.

Um,

fully aware how that sounds I do often have the best of intentions when I say I'm going to do a quick tidy um I want to add to this question because I've just looked through the questions and one that I would want on there isn't on there but it can be part of this question so you'll either say I'll do a quick tidy or I'll do it later yeah oh so what happens if you say I'll do a quick tidy later nothing will get done neither quick nor fast nor now nor later um

I accept that fully.

I'm not a quick tidier or I'm not tidier.

If I say I do it later, I believe it in the moment.

I constantly make sort of commitments to myself and others, which do turn out to be lies.

I think you're underestimating quite how powerful my self-delusion is.

Bearing in mind, this is the same strength, the same mechanism that says, I now do yoga every day.

I've quit sugar.

I'm going to start this new hobby and do it forever.

But this mechanism of self-delusion is so well practiced.

It's so strong.

When I say I'll do it later, even though all evidence to the contrary for 40 years tells me that won't happen, I fully believe it in the moment.

The only way that I clean, and I'm sorry to go on about it, but it genuinely works, is joining a WLive.

And you can attest to that.

If you need me to clean, you'll say, can we join the WLive in an hour?

I've never said no.

I always join and I always clean.