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Breaking Down Tasks Into Smaller Pieces

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Date: 08/25/2005 Topic: Organizing > Tips  
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When I'm just not up to doing a particular multi-part task, I can usually get it done by breaking it down. I can pull the laundry out of the dryer and set the basket in the laundry room and grab a handful, just a handful, every time I pass that way. Everyone can fold 1 handful of laundry. I can empty 1 rack of dishes waiting for the toast to pop or while on hold.

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By Virginia Pride (97) Profile Contact
I do this also. I put the timer on for 15 minutes at a time and work gradually on chores around the house. You must be listening to FlyLady too..lol...I also do the 12 thing de-cluttering and each day increase it by one...and put the stuff i pick up in the trash before the trash man comes..this way i won't be tempted to go back and retrieve it..

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