Mindfulness
Managing the Demands of Your Housecleaning to Maintain Balance
Guest Blogger: Dave Bonner 
It seems that the more tools available to help Americans manage their time and energy, the less time and energy they have left at the end of the day. The ability to do more has translated into a requirement to get more done, and all the shortcuts that more efficient technology or forums solutions provide only increase the amount of ground you have to cover before the day ends. Being able to find the information to get the job done isn’t enough. You also need to be able to draw the line with time management to determine what you can get done with regards to what you actually have to get done.
By the time you’ve finished your workday, worrying about housecleaning can be overwhelming. There are great options for a housecleaning guide to help you focus your efforts across the week, so that a little bit can be taken care of each day. If you let it slide one day into the next, you may find your unfinished housecleaning tips the scales and forfeits what little free time you had available to relax.
There are a lot of ways to make your housekeeping needs fit into even the most demanding schedule. Timing your day so that small chores can be knocked out as part of your morning routine can help lighten the load. Having quick solutions ready in the event of an immediate need can save you in the long run too. Some simple stain removal tips can go a long way, rather than having to worry about all the time you lose cleaning up a stain once it’s really set. A stain removal guide can be a useful tool, but sometimes your workload calls for a lot more than that.
For a lot of Americans, bringing in expert help can prove the most efficient solution to a workload that can be overwhelming. Just like any other task that you would routinely call in an expert to handle, hiring a cleaning services professional can save you both time and money in the long run. Whether you invest the time you’ve saved back into your job or into a well-deserved break, you’ll find out what many Americans have already learned: a little help goes a long way toward maintaining your sanity. With all the many things that demand your attention, keeping a good balance can prove difficult. But with the right help, you’ll find balance is worth more than you might think.
About the Author
Dave Bonner lives with his beautiful wife in the western Philadelphia suburbs. His wife is completing her PhD, while Dave holds the walls up doing double duty as a small business owner and, when possible, “stay at home dad” to their adorable eleven-month-old puppy, Ally. A recovering workaholic, Dave’s wife and puppy have helped him realize the incredible value of taking a day off once in a while.
