10 ONE-MINUTE habits every homemaker needs

As a homemaker, it can be challenging to balance household responsibilities with personal time. In this video, I'm sharing 10 one-minute habits that have helped me stay productive and organized as a homemaker. From planning to housework to self-care, these habits are essential for any homemaker looking to make the most out of their day. Get ready to transform your daily routine and become a more efficient homemaker!

TEN ONE-MINUTE HABITS FOR EVERY HOMEMAKER:
1. Make your bed - if it takes longer you’re doing it wrong!
2. Drink a glass of water
3. Look at your calendar
4. Set out your Bible and notebook the night before
5. One-minute EHAP - with everyone!
6. Write a daily card
7. Wipe down your island of sanity
8. Putting your phone away in a different room
9. Don’t leave a room without grabbing something that needs to go with you
10. Smile at your kids

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[angelaspivey]

I set things at the top and bottom of the steps waiting for the next time I go up/down (and maybe by some tiny chance someone else will take them on their way by, ha). Saves extra trips, as I already go up down a hundred times as it is!

[samanthaquant]

Took me 3 minutes to make my bed this morning

[hmm]

For those of you who, like me, are new to the channel and didn't know what No. 5 EHAP is, I searched and found that @simplyconvivial had a video called "The magic of EHAP tidying up with Abby Wahl" that explains it.

[justinracheldejong]

Lol. Go get a big drink of water. My kids are so tired of hearing that one. I will have to step up my game and say to go chug one.