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Develop home routine
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We often feel overwhelmed by the chores that need to be completed regularly. We clean the kitchen, then sweep the living room, sweep the yard, and then there are dozens of other chores waiting to be completed. Set a reasonable schedule for completing your work, and instead of facing an endless stream of tasks, you'll have a list of tasks to complete each day. With this structure, you won't find yourself wondering what to do next.

Ernie is a school teacher who often tells his students that while he loves teaching, he also enjoys spending some of his time building. What's so special about masons? Ernie is impressed by the fact that masons perform their work in a systematic process. They begin by laying the foundation, then build the walls, ceilings, and floors. Not only is it a systematic process, but it's also easy for masons to assess their progress. They can instantly see what has been completed.

Ernie tells his students: When they are given tasks, especially for major repetitive tasks like homework or chores, they should emulate the Builders. We need to establish a system for the things that need to be done. Otherwise, we tend to do one thing, get distracted by another, and then look around and feel like we haven't accomplished anything. When we follow the Builders' method, we finish what we start, and at each step along the way, we can see that we're getting closer.

In studies of families, we find that routine in housework improves daily personal satisfaction by 5%.

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