Hoarding or just too much stuff for space and lazy?!

[ShedTheShameParticipant]

Oddsocks, I totally relate to being reactive vs proactive when it comes to cleaning. Over time I’ve established some routines. Habits are hard to change. But the good news is — they’re hard to change whether they’re bad OR GOOD :!: Once a good habit is established, it feels weird to NOT do it.

When I was a kid, I loved junk food and fast food. Having to go to an “adult restaurant” was a real bummer But now that I eat healthier, the thought of having fast food makes my stomach turn :shock:

Maybe some of these videos I made about routines will help you??

Start With Your Kitchen Sink https://youtu.be/vq5qUybicWY” class=”bbcode_url”>https://youtu.be/vq5qUybicWY

Toilet Tuesdays https://youtu.be/LV-bmM8QLog” class=”bbcode_url”>https://youtu.be/LV-bmM8QLog

Routine is the Key to Happiness https://youtu.be/QnoQZWd7JyA” class=”bbcode_url”>https://youtu.be/QnoQZWd7JyA

[NanaParticipant]

I have found that I need far less as I have been able to get some things and places sorted out – I have far fewer plates and bowls, have put away a lot of cutlery until I can sort them into sets either to use all the time, or to give away. As I go through my clothes I am sorting out things which are too big, or are stained or damaged, so categories of things are taking up less space.

[chaosqueenParticipant]

Just out of curiosity. How many rooms do you have at the moment?

Lazy? Maybe you just have a hard time staying on target? Or maybe you are a perfectionist and want to avoid failure?

How would you benefit by being proactive about housework?

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