Today we're going to talk about the difference between routines, schedules and to-do lists,

and how you can really identify which one resonates

with you the most, which one you think kind of fits your style,

and how to then incorporate those into your everyday life.

Maybe the birds will sing about your heart.

Maybe the trees will whisper the word.

Hey clutterbugs and welcome to the clutterbug podcast. Today we're talking about

oh my gosh routines and schedules and to-do lists.

I think now is the time we are home, we are stuck at home.

Some of us are still working, but we're stuck at home for the most part and lacking a lot of

structure to our day and even those of you like me who really resist the idea of

a schedule and a really strict like this you're

going to do this at this time and this at this time we cannot deny the positive

impact that some structure has for our kids, for ourselves, for our entire family,

and most certainly for the look and feel of our home.

Things are out of control right now.

The world is freaking insane. Let's be honest. But we can have some

sense of control inside our homes and it starts with really getting to know yourself and how you work best,

and then choosing whether you want to gravitate

towards a routine, a schedule, or a to-do list in order to accomplish all those things that you want to accomplish in a day.

So first I'm going to break down the difference between a routine, a schedule and a to-do list.

And basically, let's look at, okay, a routine would be,

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