Comments on: Loving What You Do, Chores Included! http://www.susanliddy.com/chores/ Emotional Intelligence Business Coaching for Entrepreneurial Women Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:17:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Everything Home Blog Carnival 6/16/2010 | My DIY Home Tips http://www.susanliddy.com/chores/comment-page-1/#comment-3590 Everything Home Blog Carnival 6/16/2010 | My DIY Home Tips Wed, 16 Jun 2010 22:03:34 +0000 http://aspirelifecoaching.org/blog/?p=741#comment-3590 [...] Liddy presents Loving What You Do, Chores Included! | Secrets to Ultimate Living! Blog posted at Secrets to Ultimate Living! [...]

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]]> By: Life Coach Susan http://www.susanliddy.com/chores/comment-page-1/#comment-1876 Life Coach Susan Sun, 10 Jan 2010 17:55:17 +0000 http://aspirelifecoaching.org/blog/?p=741#comment-1876 Simple steps are indeed powerful! One step here... another step there and before we know it, we've walked a mile! :) Susan Simple steps are indeed powerful!
One step here… another step there and before we know it, we’ve walked a mile!

:) Susan

]]> By: Dianne DelReyes http://www.susanliddy.com/chores/comment-page-1/#comment-1320 Dianne DelReyes Sun, 10 Jan 2010 17:53:46 +0000 http://aspirelifecoaching.org/blog/?p=741#comment-1320 Susan, These are great tips. Had a little conversation with the boyfriend the other day about keeping up with the house. We are both so busy right now and we talked about the "spot cleaning" technique you mentioned. If you use a dish please either give it a quick wash or put it in the dishwasher. I am always amazed by the simple things like bending over to pick up that sock and put it in the laundry basket or hamper. hmmmm what did that take 15 seconds. Then I think why did I walk over it or see it there 20 times before I picked it up when it took a second to do it and I feel so much better now that it's off the floor. I read this book once about an Amish family and their lifestyle. What I walked away with from this book is to really work on being present even when doing the dishes. If you are doing the dishes be there. We spend so much of our days waiting for the next thing, biding our time. Well guess what, this is our time. You know what I mean? Next time you do the dishes, be present, feel the warm soapy water in your hands, put on some music perhaps, feel how good it feels to create a clean environment. Thanks for ideas, I have to go pick up a few things :-) Warmly, Dianne Susan,

These are great tips. Had a little conversation with the boyfriend the other day about keeping up with the house. We are both so busy right now and we talked about the “spot cleaning” technique you mentioned. If you use a dish please either give it a quick wash or put it in the dishwasher.

I am always amazed by the simple things like bending over to pick up that sock and put it in the laundry basket or hamper. hmmmm what did that take 15 seconds. Then I think why did I walk over it or see it there 20 times before I picked it up when it took a second to do it and I feel so much better now that it’s off the floor.

I read this book once about an Amish family and their lifestyle. What I walked away with from this book is to really work on being present even when doing the dishes. If you are doing the dishes be there. We spend so much of our days waiting for the next thing, biding our time. Well guess what, this is our time. You know what I mean?

Next time you do the dishes, be present, feel the warm soapy water in your hands, put on some music perhaps, feel how good it feels to create a clean environment.

Thanks for ideas, I have to go pick up a few things :-)

Warmly,
Dianne

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