Just a suggestion for you, based on my own home improvements: break bigger things in smaller tasks and try to finish them in the same day or the day after. Som

Just a suggestion for you, based on my own home improvements: break bigger things in smaller tasks and try to finish them in the same day or the day after. Sometimes life gets in the way, or you lose steam, and an incomplete repair or unfinished task starts to become a psychological drag or even make a section of your house unusable. Another one: buy the basic tools (screwdrivers, hammer, pliers, saw, sets of screws and nails) whenever possible and have them always available, but buy other tools as you go along, because only then you'll know what you are going to need. And yet another one: don't be afraid to do (most) things. If you do a bad job or break something you can learn something from that and re-try. If not, you can always (or mostly) hire someone to fix your errors. I'm not a native EN speaker and slept poorly last night, so I hope you can understand my suggestions!