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075 Unpredictable Schedules and Daily Tasks Podcast

November 10, 2015 By Dana White | 7 Comments

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Podcast #75 from ASlobComesClean.com - Unpredictable Schedules and Daily Tasks

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  1. Lisa says

    November 11, 2015 at 11:45 pm

    *Whispers* “I put non dishwasher safe things in the dishwasher but I’m not supposed to tell you that.”

    Hahahaha i relate to so much on here and it keeps me laughing. Thanks to all the encouragement on these podcasts and blogs, today I declutterd two kids rooms and our master bedroom. And actually got laundry put away on “laundry day”.
    Thanks for encouraging, seriously what you do is so great Dana!

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    • Dana White says

      November 15, 2015 at 7:20 am

      I LOVE getting comments letting me know someone laughed when I thought I was being funny!! Thanks for your encouraging comment!!

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  2. Pauline says

    November 12, 2015 at 9:09 pm

    Hi, Dana! I always love your podcasts! Just wanted to say that another group of people that would benefit from this way of managing unpredictable schedules is the disabled or chronically ill (I speak from personal experience here!) We have good days when we have lots of energy, and many not-so-good days due to serious pain, fatigue, etc. – and of course, can’t plan ahead for that. Happened to me last week, and just doing what I could in those awkward pauses saved the day – and my sanity! Bless you for always being so encouraging!

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    • Dana White says

      November 15, 2015 at 7:16 am

      I love this perspective, Pauline! I may publish it as a Reader Story guest post. Can I link to your blog when I do?

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  3. Cassi says

    November 15, 2015 at 7:14 pm

    This is exactly what I needed! For the past few weeks I feel like I’ve been in survival mode. I had over committed in many areas of my life. I’m a stay at home mom and was maybe home one day each week. So obviously every flat surface of my house collected piles of junk! i listened to your post last week and felt like I was gaining a little. Then after hearing this podcast I was totally energized! If I only have time to do one thing, DO THE DISHES! It sounds so simple but it is honestly life changing Nony! I’ve become pretty good about doing the dishes daily but this past week I just didn’t do them because I didn’t unload the dishwasher. It’s such a simple task but I truly just didn’t want to do it because I was so overwhelmed about all that I needed to catch up on. So after hearing this, I immediately did the dishes and it was so liberating! It’s like I broke through the overwhelming feeling of needing to clean the whole house. So thank you thank you for the entire podcast and all that you do! I wouldn’t be where I am without you. Even if where I am isn’t that glamorous!

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  4. Jessica says

    September 12, 2017 at 5:33 pm

    I am loving your podcasts, they have helped me so much. I work steady 7p-7a 3 days a week and able to keep my house cleaner then I ever have before. I schedule certain rooms for certain days and use awesome note app to keep me on track!

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  5. Marlene says

    April 14, 2019 at 8:25 pm

    I have one of my kids – whoever has the latest starting school day – empty the dishwasher while I prepare breakfast each morning. That same kid does it each morning for the whole school year. Come summer, that changes based on who will be on the latest bus the following school year. Everyone loads his own dishes into the dishwasher. When my youngest daughter was not yet old enough to load her own dishes, the oldest three kids were each responsible for loading everyone’s dishes one meal each day. The dishes move right along. We have to run the dishwasher after breakfast or lunch each day, and whenever we get behind, it’s because I failed to empty the dishwasher that second time. I really try not to let that happen, because it means I need to load the dishwasher for an entire meal by myself!

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