10 Tips for Getting Through a Busy Day

1. Do the dishes first thing

2. Attack the laundry pile

3. Clean up your inbox

4. Take a break from social media

5. Step away from the computer

6. Start a conversation with a stranger

7. Organize your desk

8. Stop what you’re doing

9. Use your lunch break as a fitness break

10. Tidy up your room

1. Do the dishes first thing in the morning.

2. Always clean your bathroom while you’re showering.

3. Don’t put anything away until the end of the day.

4. Don’t try to get organized, just stop creating messes.

5. Give yourself 15 minutes at the end of the day to pick up your stuff before bedtime.

6. If something breaks and you can’t fix it right away, put it in a plastic bag and write “FIX” on it with a sharpie so you know what to do with it when you have time later.

7. Have a big trash can for big trash and a small one for small trash so you don’t have to empty the little one all the time.

8. Don’t buy books or magazines (they’re clutter). Just read them at the library or online instead.

9. If you want to get something off amazon, try to wait until you have 5 things to buy instead of 1 because that way shipping is free and you don’t have to wait in line at checkout as long! (I did this trick today! woohoo!)

10. Make your own coffee instead of buying it every day so that way you save money and

If you have a long day ahead of you, start it off right by getting the dishes out of the way. Do them first thing and you’ll be amazed at how much more space you have to work with in your kitchen. You’ll also be less likely to want to make a big mess if the kitchen is all clean!

1. Do the dishes in the morning

2. Have a morning routine

3. Wear comfortable clothes

4. Delegate tasks

5. Get up early: 4:00 am

6. Stay hydrated

7. Be organized

8. Don’t procrastinate

9. Listen to music while working out: Easy to listen to pop music while running or doing chores such as washing dishes or cooking meals

10. Minimize screen time

Try to find a friend to do the dishes with. Not only is it more fun, but they can help you clean up faster. Having someone else there helps motivate you, as well as provide company.

If that’s not an option, then try to get the dishes done at a time when you are feeling most productive. You may be more inclined to get it done in the evening or morning than you would be in the afternoon.

Doing the dishes is not something that should take long if you’re on top of it. It’s best to wash them soon after use so that food does not have time to stick on or dry out.

It’s also important to make sure you have all the right equipment before getting started. You need soap, a scrubber, and plenty of hot water available at your disposal. Without any of these things, you’ll just be wasting your time.

Set a goal for yourself and hang it up somewhere where you will see it every day until you achieve that goal. That way, when you feel unmotivated or like giving up, you can look at your goal and remind yourself why it was that you started doing this in the first place.

1. Get up early

2. Drink water

3. Make a to-do list

4. Check your emails already

5. Eat breakfast

6. Take regular breaks throughout the day

7. Be prepared for anything

8. Talk to people

9. Remember to breathe and smile!

10. Don’t be afraid to say “no” or “not now”

1. Start with the dishes.

It’s amazing how much more relaxed you’ll feel once the sink is empty. This is especially true if you are lucky enough to have a dishwasher, since those things take up so much space in your sink. If you don’t have one, then I guess start with the dishes that stack up the most. Like coffee mugs and cereal bowls.

2. Do little things to help out other people as you go through your day.

I don’t know why but I have this thing where I like to help other people out with little things. Like yesterday my roommate was rushing out the door and she couldn’t find her keys, so I stopped what I was doing (which was setting up my new vacuum) and helped her find her keys. It only took me a minute or two and it made her day!

3. Get outside for at least 30 minutes every day.

If you’re anything like me, then you probably spend too much time cooped up inside your apartment staring at screens all day long. Getting outside will not only help clear your head but it will also make you feel more connected to the world around you, which is always a good thing!

4. Make plans for next weekend now so

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