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I am going to walk you through a quick 15-minute morning routine that will help you set the stage for a clean house today.

Let's get right into the episode.

The first thing I want you to do is start in your own room.

Maybe you're just rolling out of bed and you tend to complete any morning cleaning routine in your pajamas or nightgown,

or maybe you've already showered and dressed for the day.

Either way, before you head to the kitchen, I want you to complete a few tasks in your room.

And if you're like me and you look forward to your coffee or your breakfast, get in the

habit of taking care of a few things in your room first before you even head to the kitchen.

Now, this first step is going to be optional because you might go sleep with a toddler or get up before your spouse, so there might still be someone in your bed. But if not, quickly make your bed. This is going to set the stage for a clean room throughout the day. And it immediately makes your room look nicer,

and it ensures that you'll have a nice, cozy, welcoming bed to get into tonight. But if someone

else is in your bed, I want you to move on to tidying up your room.

I'm talking about quickly putting any clothes or shoes away that are lying around,

clearing any dirty cups that are on your nightstand.

Now before you clear those dirty cups to the kitchen, let's talk about

clothes and shoes a little bit. If you tend to try things on and then not necessarily wear them,

don't drop them on the floor. I know you might be in a hurry. You might not have time to hang them up and put them away, right, but at least drape them over something. And you might be saying, Ronnie, I thought this was a cleaning show. Why would you tell me to handle something twice by draping it over a chair or the ironing board or the treadmill or whatever object is in the room.

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