Easy Life Hack to get stuff done as a BUSY MOM | Be more productive

The mom life hack will help your prioritize your to do lists to get the important stuff done in a day. Being more productive helps you feel more confident. Try incorporating it in your daily routine. Thanks for watching!

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[MarriageMotherhood]

I will make a video to clarify this because people who don't watch a lot of my videos don't HUSBAND HELPS OUT TREMENDOUSLY! Everything I mentioned in the video, he does too (minus the hair)! We both work full time and we BOTH do housework. I wouldn't have the time to create content for youtube if he didn't. Just to be clear! This video was intended for anyone who feels overwhelmed.

[Melbellex]

Thank you so much for sharing. I am a mother of 3. I work a full time job as well and find it extremely hard to balance it all. But I’m curious how to do avoid burn out and make time for yourself. Motherhood is definitely no easy task, but you are truly an inspiration. Thanks for sharing!

[SamiPalmer]

Thank you so much for this. I have never seen this chart process! I have moderate to severe adult-onset ADD. My brain is always going going going and I usually fail to prioritize and utilize time management skills correctly & seem to get anxiety over everything, big or little tasks. With children that's definitely a daily struggle that I can see would benefit from doing this! Love your videos, keep it up girl. 💜

[keniaperez]

Thanks for the video. Definitely going to try it out. I work outside of home full time. 2 boys, one who plays school and travel basketball and the other has ADHD so he needs extra attention for school. I delegate the cooking to hubby (I don’t cook well and I don’t like it) but for those that husbands don’t cook, they can definitely fold clothes. It is about team work. However, when I feel too overwhelmed, I take a “sick day” which I like to call “mental health day” and focus on my home that day or whatever is pressing that need to get done and I reset my mind that day. It is about trying to find balance. It is hard mommas but we are doing the best we can!

[sumernoel]

That was helpful and good. It is really hard to decipher sometimes which thing to do next. I think I'd like to show this video to my husband too. Because sometimes men just don't understand everything on a woman's plate. I know other moms get that! Not that men don't work superhard also. It's just that women's work is different and feels overwhelming because it's so varied & all over the place. We're the butcher, the Baker, and the candlestick maker's! And everything women, women with interests other than work and home, and women who like to perhaps do something just for their own as well!

[abigailsmith]

This works! Thanks for sharing. I used this chart when my kids were little and it really helped me to focus on what actually needed to get done. I think the most important thing when juggling all the demands on your time is not to expect too much of yourself. A long to-do list can be overwhelming, prioritising is key. If there's a mum anywhere who hasn't sat down in tears, feeling completely swamped with everything they are trying to do, I'd be amazed. Feed them, clothe them, let them know that you love them; then give yourself a pat on the back - you're doing a great job. Everything else is just icing on the cake, and sometimes we try to manage too much icing! My friend used to call me supermum because I baked fancy birthday cakes and sewed fancy dress costumes for my kids, but she didn't see how much of the day-to-day stuff I struggled with or realise how inadequate I felt as a parent when I looked at other mums (which you should never do). My advice for any parent of young children would be 1) prioritise, 2) celebrate what you DO get done, 3) remember to breathe and enjoy your family ❤

[madisonjacobs]

LOVED this chart! I've never heard of that method but I will be using it in my planner, instead of a "to do" list from now. Thank you for sharing!

[Vdj]

This is such an amazing tool! I feel very overwhelmed when making to do lists and often don’t know where to start.

[frostiemu]

Love this type of video. More time management tips please! This method is not new to me but I really appreciate the reminder and seeing how you utilize!

[FREETOFAMILY]

*LOVE IT GIRL!!! Never heard of this method! You still are a super woman in my book and are so inspiring! oxox*

[Myfrugallife]

Thanks for reminding. I have read about that somewhere, but I never used it and then completely forgot.

[susiesjourneytofreedom]

Thank you for this video. I would love more of these type of videos. I am a work from home Mom and I struggle trying to juggle it all.

[sarahbrown]

This is a great way to prioritize our MOM to do list! very helpful!

[Ellenlovesyouh]

I think i need to employ this method; I am a full time college student, part time worker, and i take care of my mom and younger brother as well as cooking, cleaning, and doing laundry. I feel like i can never get anything done!

[livinwiththeedges]

I used to do this all the time in the workplace. The evening struggle is so real. My eldest gets home and we have to do all the evening things in 2 hours for when she needs to be in bed to do it all over again. Looking forward to maybe one day where she doesn’t need to be in bed so early.

[vangie]

Love this video. I even like how you nails aren't manicured... Truly a busy mom!

[PlowAndPantryHomestead]

I learned this quite a while ago from Steven Covey.  I never realized it was from Eisenhower.  I like how you put specifics (like 1 week).  I haven't used this technique in a while and I suddenly feel like I need to revisit it.  Thanks!

[tmi]

These are some really great tips! It's difficult to balance everything we have on our plates. Thank you for sharing these hacks. I love the idea of the chart instead of a list!

[fleurmp]

The Flylady system's "Basic Weekly Plan" has helped me. Basically you have set purpose to each day of the week. For example one day is for cleaning, planning/desk day, errands etc. It gives me focus & stops me running out to the shops, just to pick up one thing. If you want more details, check out Diane in Denmark's youtube channel, she is excellent at explaining the system.

[DI-lokm]

Thank you for sharing this helpful advice. I will try to implement this the next time I write down my plans for the day. I like it cause it’s more of a realistic approach