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Organize 365 Podcast

473 - A Day in the Life - Evening Routines

Organize 365 Podcast

Lisa Woodruff

Education, Self-improvement, Business, Entrepreneurship

4.51.3K Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2022

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

In this podcast series, I will be sharing how my habits, routines, and the different ways I think about time. This week I'll be sharing my evening routines.

I always learn more from listening to real-life stories of how other women are "getting it done." Thanks for letting me share mine with you!

Evening routines help us transition from day to night. They take place after dinner and as we wind down for the day. It's time to relax, get ready for bed, and do any prep for the morning.  

 

A Day in the Life Evening Routines

When the sun goes down, I'm done for the day. 

I love being at home, taking my bath, and then sitting on my bed. I might watch TV, work on a puzzle, read a book, or snuggle Grayson. 

I went to record my evening routine for you, and I don't really have one. It doesn't change much. I don't want to talk about it at night, because that's my low energy time.

I take a hot bath every night. The length of time varies, but I use my Epsom salts and some other skincare and self-care. I put on my pajamas and a cozy jacket. I get ready for my evening.

In the past, I would prep for the day ahead. I would pack a lunch and lay out my clothes. I also review my calendar and think through my schedule for the next day. Now, I tend to do this at the end of my workday during my afternoon routine. 

I'm also including a recording of an older evening routine that I followed when the kids were younger. Different seasons of life have different needs for structure. 

 

Do you have an evening routine? Which of your routines are the most effective for you?

Transcript

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0:00.6

This week's mailbag comes from Kim. Kim says, Lisa, you are such an inspiration.

0:06.2

I'm growing my own business and your methods have really propelled me forward.

0:10.2

You're so intelligent and I appreciate your dedication to helping others.

0:14.1

The workbox and Sunday basket are incredible. There's more to them than I could have imagined

0:19.1

when I first started using them. Thank you and happy new year, Kim.

0:23.2

Do you have an organized 365 success story? If so, we would love to hear it.

0:29.0

Please send us an email at customer service at organized365.com

0:34.4

and tell us how you have taken back your home, your paper, and your life with organized 365.

0:46.5

Welcome to the organized 365 podcast. I'm your host,

0:50.9

professional organizer, productivity expert, and motivational speaker, Lisa Woodruff.

0:57.2

This podcast will help you embrace progress over perfection and create lasting,

1:02.5

functional organizing in your home. I have so much to share with you, so let's get started.

1:10.4

I share a lot. I mean, a lot, a lot, a lot on the podcast, a lot on Instagram.

1:18.4

I feel like my life is an open book, but I want to open that book even further and really invite

1:25.2

you into a week in my life. And I'm going to do that in five podcast episodes here on the

1:33.2

organized 365 podcast. First, I'm going to take you into what a typical Saturday is like,

1:41.0

and then what a typical Sunday is like, followed up by Monday through Friday of my morning routine,

1:48.8

Monday through Friday of my afternoon routine, and Monday through Friday of my evening routine.

1:55.2

So this will be five podcasts. I don't know which one you've just turned on, but this is part

1:59.8

of a five podcast series. So you can go forward or back in the podcast player to hear all of the

2:05.3

rest if this is after they come out live. And I just want to talk to you about some of the habits

2:12.0

and things that I put into my life that caused me to live a life that is very proactive,

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