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Photofrog
14
4 days ago

For doing chores: I am reviving something I did before (my husband said something … and my progress stopped) 🎉Themed Days! 🎉 (I already do Finance Friday, to keep an eye on my money.) The twist is chores. I put weekly dry erase planner sheets on the refrigerator. I wrote Toilet Tuesday, Sink Saturday. (so the bathroom gets clean just on the same day.) Floors Friday! 😄 this could be fun.


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fayth.a-aG45
5
4 days ago

I suspect what would really help me the most, personally, is creating systems where I don’t have to use too much brain power to complete and they become more instinctual. Also, my mindset is why create plans when plans don’t always go according to plan!


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illari
4
16 days ago

It’s hard, especially that from time to time i’m focused to maintain the routine, but it only lasts for like two weeks… and then i’m back to the chaotic routine


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Meow-Meow
10
19 days ago

I’ve found that my brain does not work with a consistent pattern. I get bored, frustrated, give up, want to scream, feel like a failure… shame. I’m done with that cycle. I’m a batcher. I do things in batches intensely, then I may (!) return, but may not! I prefer a menu of things to choose from instead of a strict routine or structure. It kinda works for me. 👍🏼


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cuddly
36
24 days ago

Always 😢


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it’sCrazyValouX
24
24 days ago

ALL THE TIME


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Blabla
29
24 days ago

I've hated routines, until I found out, it's just the ones of my mother or my ex NOT routines which pleases ME. Now I'm fine with some, and for some stuff I need still to create some