My Weekly Schedule keeps me on track during the week. Certain tasks are assigned on each day; This is the next sheet in the Schedules part of my binder. This is something that evolves over time. I would start with just writing a simple plan on loose-leaf until you figure out what works for you. Here is what mine looks like:
Monday: Menu Day
Work on menus and grocery list for next week.
Make sure refrigerator is clean.
Dust and Mop all floors
Work on project
Tuesday: Grocery and Errand Day
Double check list and remember to with you.
Clean Inside Windows, Mirrors, TV/monitor screens
Grocery Day
Errand Day:
Wednesday: Zone Clean and Partial Desk Time
Clean sinks, toilets and bathtub
Make Bread
Work on project
Write thank-you notes.
Thursday: Free Day
Garbage goes out today: Empty all garbage cans.
Water Plants.
Friday: Paperwork and Misc.
Be romantic today.
File papers.
Write letters and cards.
Clean large appliances
Clean laundry room.
Friday: is "Date Night", Saturday: is "Family Fun Day", Sunday: is "Renew Your Spirit Day"
The important thing to remember about schedules is that they are guides. They are very useful for keeping us on track but we are not a slave to them. They should make living easier not stress us out!
Homework
Write out all the tasks you need to get done during the week-groceries, cleaning, paperwork, time for self, etc. assign each task a day of the week. Create your weekly schedule. Tweak as needed.
Next:
The Cleaning Plan
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