Do you hate routines? I mean structured routines does it just give you like

ugh all the negative feelings? If so you're not alone and I want to talk about some strategies to really overcome that.

So thank you guys so much for tuning in to the Clutterbug podcast I'm Cass from Clutterbug and today we're talking about routines and

specifically how you don't need to necessarily have a really structured

on paper routine in order to have success. And I know I say that all the time. I

actually have a book that is just

Printables of different routines and I say all the time how routines changed my life and they did

Having a daily cleaning and tidying routine was insanely life-changing for me.

It basically taught me how to be an adult and before that I would sort of just be my messy slobby self until Saturday and then freak out, scream and spend

my day cleaning or not and then the next Saturday die as I'm drowning in absolute chaos and clutter in dishes and laundry and just

cursing my life.

So I mean that was my two options before I started implementing the daily routine. at first it was really structured but now I've kind of relaxed and it isn't to say that I still don't have a daily routine but but I don't stick to it like glue. It's the

intention more than it is the actual task. So that's what I want to talk to

you about today is your intention when it comes to house

cleaning and housework and having routine.

Not necessarily the tasks.

We talked before in a podcast about micro versus macro thinking.

If you haven't heard that podcast, I actually really recommend you check it out.

Just talking about the two different types of thinkers I guess people who are really

really detailed and people who are big picture thinkers and when it comes to a

daily routine both types of thinkers can have challenges. A really detailed person, they want to check everything off the list. They want to get really detailed in their list and can cause them a lot of anxiety if they can't accomplish all of the

things and they overthink which one do I do first and which one's the most

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