Welcome to A Slub Kems Clean, the podcast. I'm Dana Kay White. I blog over at A Slub Kems Clean.com.

That's where I share my personal deslubification process. As I figure out ways to keep my own home under control,

I share the truth about cleaning and organizing strategies that actually work in real life for real people,

people who don't love cleaning and organizing. I'm also the author of two books, including my newest decluttering at the speed of life.

Be watching for some fun decluttering support and fun over this summer. That book is available wherever books are sold.

You can get it in audio version on Audible or wherever you'd like to get your audiobooks.

But, oh, and I did explain a couple weeks ago, you do not have to be a member of Audible to get an audiobook on Audible.

I just use that and then I buy books. So, anyway, I wanted to let you guys know that I will be in Minneapolis in a little over a month.

I also, so check out my speaking page for details on that. I will also possibly, potentially probably, be in Seattle in June.

So, sign up for my newsletter at aslubcamsclean.com session newsletter to make sure you don't miss out on that.

Also, let me know if you have access to a venue where we could meet up or I could speak or whatever.

So, all right. I am talking today about overthinking the housekeeping process.

And overthinking is a big part of my problem when it comes to cleaning and organizing thinking is one of my favorite things.

It's a lot more fun than cleaning and organizing. And that can often cause a problem in the actual day to day process of keeping the house under control with things like dishes and laundry and all that kind of stuff.

So, I'm going to talk about that. But before I do that, let me make sure I tell you about our sponsor, PrepDish.

I love hearing from listeners who have tried PrepDish and love it. This is what one of you said last week.

I just signed up for a year of PrepDish. I have health issues, so I need to eat more paleo and gluten-free. And I stink at meal planings.

Sorry. And I stink at planning meals for the week. I will spend hours searching for recipes I like and then jam too many of them in a week and waste ingredients.

The two week trial period with PrepDish really sold me on how planning and prepping can save me time. It's not perfect, but it's been a big improvement for me on how I approach dinner.

Okay, so that was one of you had shared about PrepDish and your experience with it. So thank you for sharing that experience.

I personally have had the same experience. So using it in my own home, it just, it's like it frees up the brain space and makes me go, okay, we're going to have healthy food for the week.

So PrepDish, for those of you who don't know, is a subscription based meal planning service that sends you an email once you're on their list.

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