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I spend a lot of time fixing things, for myself and others. (Computers, electrical, plumbing, etc). While I learn a lot, I wonder sometimes if it would be better to pay a professional and do something else for which I am more 'valuable'. Do you do the same, and do you find it worthwhile?

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[-] cyberpunk007@lemmy.ca 2 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago)

I work two jobs and an overall very busy life. I've started to outsource more. If I outsource, I can also spend that time working to make even more money so I guess the answer is "it depends" but I used to spend my time learning how to fix my vehicle and stuff. If it's something that will take me a few hours and I'll save a few hundred bucks ill do it myself. If it's a big job its not worth my time.

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