The photo above is of a checklist I created a few years ago. I tweak it at the beginning of every year. (This is a blank version. My actual one is filled in up to April, but I felt weird about showing the actual payments.) I used to actually print out a hard copy and fill it in by hand. This year I just save it on my desktop and fill it out on the computer. It's not perfect, but it keeps things from falling through the cracks.
Since I left full-time employment at the beginning of the year, I've had cash flow on my mind. I was kind of worried about it. But I've been home one week, and I've already been booked to work seven days (basically as a temp in different branches with my same company I've been with for 12 plus years). I've accepted each assignment, because I never know when the next request will come along. But I am needing to get some big tasks done around the house, so if the requests slow down for awhile, it would not upset me at this point.
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temp work is an interesting one, isn't it? I do some online website testing from home, and I do find myself accepting more assignments than I really have time for because I think 'if I don't say yes, then another one might not come along for ages, then I'll wish I had'. Every job has its pitfalls, I guess ...
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