Workers@Home—Making the Most of Your Time

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1. This lesson from the Thuis@Werkers book is a lesson that certainly helped me as a part-time mother to get and keep a tidy house in a few minutes. The writer talks about using a plastic bag and bins a number and before you start sorting the picked up stuff you walk by room to pick everything up and put it in the bag then in the bins, for each room you have a bin , I do not use bins myself, but after reading this lesson I have applied minimalism in my household, which means that I have as few things as possible in my house, so I have to clean up much less. This also applies to the children. They now have far fewer toys. And what they have is also what they really play with. It has therefore been very encouraging for me to read this lesson and apply it to my family Point If you have such a busy household as I do and also nurturing school-age children then I would certainly encourage you to read this lesson and incorporate this technique into your family isn’t it great to have your house completely tidy because I’ve been doing this for some time know with children that they always clean up first before we all go to bed there is nothing as nice as waking up in the morning and not seeing any mess anywhere with this I have also created peace in the morning where it used to always be a messy intention I am very grateful for this lesson. All credit to my Heavenly husband who makes me the wonderful calm mother to my children before she leaves home.

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