Helping busy women who work full time build peaceful, well-run homes through simple routines and practical systems.
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your life doesn’t start on friday
A younger version of myself lived solely for the weekends and just tried to push through Monday through Thursday. The weekdays only purpose was to get me to tomorrow. If I got to tomorrow I would be one day closer to Friday. I was that crin...
The Working Woman’s Guide to Keeping a Clean Home
Exactly what I clean each day, what I do before and after work, and how I keep housework from piling up for Saturday.
Previously, I shared the larger system I use to manage my home while working full time, including one of the most importa...
How I Manage My Home While Working Full Time
If you work full time and feel like your home is constantly asking for more time than you have to give it, this is for you. Today we are walking through the system I use to manage my home including what I do daily, what I spread throughout...
The Working Woman’s Low Effort Meal System
Exactly how I plan, shop, and prep a week of food without spending my Sunday meal prepping.
I strongly dislike meal prepping (I wasn’t allowed to say HATE growing up so here we strongly disliking!!)
Why You Keep Ordering Out When There’s Food At Home
There are two enemies I consistently encounter when trying to eat well while working full time: a lack of time and a lack of energy.
I know that cooking at home gives me more control over what I am eating. I know that relying on eating out...
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