<human>: Hey, /r/GetMotivated!

I'm connecting with ya'll today to get feedback on a plan that I've been trying to put together for motivating myself to complete projects, and defeating my long battle against procrastination and stagnation. I've seen some success with it thus far, but I'm open to ideas, or potential pitfalls that may arise...

I'm a computer guy, and something I've wanted to do for a while is ***finally*** build my own desktop rig. It's hard for me to justify dropping several hundred dollars to build a computer at once (nor is my wallet ready for that), so I've been trying to leverage this as motivator into getting other things done.

I'm buying the computer progressively in parts. This means that after I complete a specific project, I will move on to the next computer component and purchase it for my rig. So far, I've purchased two pieces, first was an [**EVGA GeForce GTX 980**] for completing my last graduation requirements that were delaying my diploma, and second was an [**NZXT H440**] for updating my portfolio that I was putting off for several months. 

I have the components sitting in my office in plain sight as a constant reminder of what I've accomplished, and how much further I'm trying to go.

That's it! That's the system I've put into place currently. It's far from perfect, and I'm open to whatever feedback you may have. Maybe it could even help someone else that may be getting a little stuck with some progress.

Thanks for reading!

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<bot>: I bought [this] and [this] as rewards for completing projects to motivate me to get things done. Looking for feedback!