"Time is a commodity. I group tasks effectively. Whether cooking extra to minimize cleaning, or planning multiple stops on a trip to save travel time."
“I avoid chores on weekends and utilize weekdays for tasks. Working from home allows me to prepare quality lunches and walk my dog, focusing on health rather than saving money.”
"Had to relearn: don't feed trolls my emotional energy. When conversation turns to relentless insistence on one way and requires evidence for every experience, I'm out."
"My Instant Pot's O-ring failed on Saturday. Couldn't find one locally, so ordered a 3-pack online for $10; delivered the next day. Can't waste gas looking for parts when my pot needs fixing."
"Planning and prep work is more efficient than just reacting. It saves time. For instance, cleaning while cooking saves more time than doing it separately."
“Get exercise in your daily routine. Take the stairs or park in the back of the parking lot. Just make walking extra a part of what you are doing already.”
"Bake organic wheat bread, muffins, etc. Grind wheat berries, mix, bake. Healthy and tasty! Whole wheat pitas too, not as tasty as white flour but great if I’m baking for myself."
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