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041 Defining Success Podcast

November 5, 2014 By Dana White | 5 Comments

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Podcast #41 from ASlobComesClean.com - Defining Success

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Defining Success!!

I’m answering the question about how I do on non-negotiables now, five years into this deslobification process. Do I still have to do them ALL daily?

 

Posts mentioned within this podcast:

Year Two in E-Book Form

How to Get the Musty Smell Out of Laundry Left Too Long in the Washer

28 Days to Hope for Your Home (e-book is now retired – for detailed guides, check out my books: How to Manage Your Home Without Losing Your Mind and Decluttering at the Speed of Life.)

My Laundry Room Organization

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  1. Sarah says

    November 7, 2014 at 10:59 am

    Hi Dana,
    Thank you for the post, just what was needed to keep me going. My dailies are making the bed, dishes, and pick up. I’d love to include sweeping but that one…well, it gets done more than it used to. Whenever I start to flag I listen or read from your blog and it gently nudges me on, thanks again.

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  2. Alana in Canada says

    November 9, 2014 at 9:45 am

    Hey Dana. The audio on this podcast is just too low. I am trying to do some dishes and clean up the kitchen while I listen, and yes, the furnace is loud, but I just can’t make out what you’re saying with all the controls at my disposal pushed to max. I had a similiar problem with another of your recent podcsts as well. Is there some way you cam boost the audio on your podcasts? I would really love to have you keep me company while I deslobify my own place, but it just isn’t possible the way things are set up right now. Thanks.

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    • Dana White says

      November 10, 2014 at 8:19 am

      Thank you SO MUCH for letting me know!! I switched computers, and I’m afraid it caused some problems. I’ll try to figure out how to fix it!!

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  3. Natasha says

    March 15, 2020 at 9:20 pm

    I am loving listening to your podcasts. This one reminded me of a time when I apologised to another Mum for how messy my house was, and she said to me: “you know, whenever I visit your house I feel like I’m home”. It was such a healing comment for her to make.

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  4. Camilla says

    September 19, 2020 at 2:02 pm

    Hi Dana
    I just found you last week and have just been binging your podcasts. I’m so grateful to have found someone who can articulate what goes on in my brain. Thank you!!!
    I’m on episode 41 (I know. It’s insane but it really motivates me) and I had to stop and leave a question.
    You’ve talked a lot about having a laundry day which I’m trying to do, but here’s my problem: I can’t toss everything in the dryer. I’ve tried but something always ends up shrinking so the dryer is only used for towels and sheets. Maybe clothes are made differently in the US (I live in Denmark) but here most clothes just aren’t suited for the dryer. So what would you do when the clothes aren’t dry until the next day (sometimes it takes 2-3 days) to still get that feeling of it being a project that I can finish? Hope this question makes sense.

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