I cancelled my Starhub Cable TV just a few days back and I must say that I have never felt so liberated! You see, I have not had the time to watch TV at all. At least, TV is on my lowest priority list and I only manage to squeeze in less than 2 or 3 hours of "incidental" TV viewing per month. I simply don't have the time for it. And yet, I have been paying over 30 dollars per month for cable subscription.
Finally found the time to go down to Starhub and cancelled my cable plan. I don't watch TV so I definitely do not need cable TV. It was as simple a decision as that. And just by that simple decision, I have saved myself around 30 dollars a month. This decision was definitely not motivated by saving money since I have been thinking about cancelling my subscription for the longest time but was just too lazy to do so.
I am glad that I have finally done so. I have just been procrastinating for too long. Just trying to cut out all the clutter in my life and focus on the real things that I enjoy doing.
My dear reader, what clutter can you removed from your life that you have been procrastinating for way too long?
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