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To have a cleaning plan or not to have a cleaning plan?



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As it is with most desired outcomes in life's trajectory, a plan ensures the likelihood of good success. The saying that he [or she😊] who fails to plan, plans to fail is ever so trite even in attending to our own day to day house cleaning tasks or chores (or what ever acceptable term we would love to call it]

Apologies for the major hiatus! We have been silent for too long! No worries... we are back by God's grace !!! 

Okk… back to the need for a plan even in cleaning. 

You may ask why?! why do I need to have a plan for cleaning too? Simply put, you need a cleaning plan to ensure productivity and functionality (in other words, it aids living well).

One means to conquering the notion of cleaning house, is through a schedule. Guess what, it doesn't have to be elaborate- it can be a simple list written down list in pencil or tabularized list (typed out in exciting colours). What ever the case is, a schedule is a step in the right direction.

With your own properly conducted house assessment, you create a list (please note that its bound to be different from your friend's or neighbour's ). 

A categorization of the lists into Daily to dos, Weekly to dos and (moving a bold step further) monthly to dos helps to clearly view chores in order of priority.

Welldone!!! you are doing great! Next step is to put a timeline- say 60-75minutes. This helps to ensure timeliness and not expending your whole day on cleaning (ever heard of speed cleaning?! to await more snippets on it😉). 
Remember that chores are never-ending so be encouraged to stick to the timeline and let tomorrow's task stay as what it is-for tomorrow!😏

After all the aforementioned is adhered to, our advise to you is to Just Do It!!! Get head on with the plan then the tasks! 

You deserve a clean milieu! Refuse to be overwhelmed! Keep smiling😉😀

PS: More options on a cleaning schedule to be discussed next week





Location: Lagos, Nigeria

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