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A better option: smarten up about the way you spend your time and you can actually get more of it. "By really focusing on the task at hand instead of doing 15 things at once you'll gain a few minutes here and a few minutes there,[url=http://www.article-web.co.uk/category/discount-hermes-bags/]Discount Hermes Bags[/url]," says professional organizer Marla Cilley, aka The Fly Lady. Add up all those saved minutes,[url=http://www.masterclass-detailing.co.uk/category/cheap-polo-shirts/]Cheap Polo Shirts[/url], and you've got yourself a whole hour or more! to indulge in a bubble bath,[url=http://www.article-web.co.uk/category/hermes-handbags/]Hermes Handbags[/url], take an invigorating walk or organize your spice cabinet (hey, to each her own!). Start here to find a little more time in your everyday.
Create a launch pad. To end the morning chaos of finding everyone's backpacks, briefcase or gym bag, designate a place by the front door (hooks on a wall,[url=http://www.masterclass-detailing.co.uk/category/ralph-lauren-polo-outlet/]Ralph Lauren Polo Outlet[/url], a dresser with a drawer for each of you) where everyone puts their packed bags the night before. Spending 5 minutes tonight to get organized for tomorrow is an investment that pays great dividends, says The Fly Lady. "If your kid can't find his homework as the bus arrives,[url=http://www.article-web.co.uk/category/hermes-online-sale/]Hermes Online sale[/url], it could take you nearly an hour to track it down and then run it to school for him," she reasons.
Time saved: 20 minutes
Put your keys on a leash. Have you ever upended your purse on the front steps in an effort to find your house keys? Wasted minutes in a parking lot digging for your car keys? Can you count the times you've asked the universe,[url=http://www.masterclass-detailing.co.uk/category/polo-outlet/]Polo Outlet[/url], "Where are my keys?" End the madness: put your keys on a lanyard keychain that's long enough to hang outside your purse, suggests The Fly Lady. Give a tug and voila! Keys in hand no digging, dumping or searching required.
Time saved: 5 minutes
Clean out your bag. While we're on the subject of purses,[url=http://www.article-web.co.uk/category/hermes-birkin-bag/]Hermes Birkin Bag[/url], clean out and organize yours once a week. Take a few minutes while you're catching up on Dancing With the Stars or waiting to pick your kid up from soccer practice to throw away old receipts and candy wrappers,[url=http://www.article-web.co.uk/category/hermes-belts/]Hermes Belts[/url], organize your wallet and agenda. Restock with a fresh pack of tissues and a tin of mints. Staying on top of your purse clutter will make it easier to find things while you're on the go.
Time saved: 3 minutes
Presort your laundry. As long as everyone in the house is tossing laundry into a basket, why not sort whites and darks as you go? "Get a hamper with several dividers so each family member can automatically presort," says Fly Lady,[url=http://www.masterclass-detailing.co.uk/category/ralph-lauren-polo/]Ralph Lauren Polo[/url], or buy a set of mesh bags for each family member one for whites, one for darks.
Time saved: 10 minutes
Buy in bulk. Sometimes, buying in bulk can backfire (see: the giant bag of tortilla chips that stares you down whenever you open the pantry). But if you strategize, it can be a real timesaver. The Fly Lady recommends buying birthday cards in bulk (check wholesale clubs like Costco and Sam's Club) and mailing them out once a month.
Time saved: 30 minutes (to and from the store and post office)
Soak as you go. Before you start dinner tonight, fill your kitchen sink with hot soapy water. "As you start cooking, dump in dirty utensils, plates, pans and cutting boards," says The Fly Lady. "While your meal cooks, your dishes get a good soak." No more scraping sticky spatulas and fry pans = More time to spend enjoying dessert!
Time saved: 10 minutes
Clean the shower while you're in there. "It's quicker to spray some cleaner and do a swipe and a rinse while you're already in there naked then to scrub the shower walls fully clothed," says Fly Lady. Stock your shower with more than just shampoo and body wash; Stash a cleaner and sponge nearby so you can do a quick clean up at least once a week.
Time saved: 10 minutes
Don't get sidetracked by your computer. Email and gadgets are meant to make our lives easier, but often they're a huge time suck. Commit to checking your email only twice a day and responding only once. "But all those quick replies and checking messages that you know you'll respond to later eats away at your day." Train yourself by setting your smartphone to ring only when certain important numbers are calling.
Time saved: 10 minutes
Keep wipes under every sink in the house. Wait for your bathroom to get icky with a week's (or more!) worth of grime and you're looking at a good hour of cleaning and scrubbing. Instead, spend two minutes each day swiping the counter, sink and toilet with one flushable wipe; use another to remove any hair from the floor. And once a month, drop an automatic cleaner tablet in the toilet bowl. Avoid getting sucked into doing more by setting a timer for 10 minutes. "It doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to be clean," says Brady Saade.
Time saved: 12 minutes
Schedule in some breathing room. "We often expect to do more than we have time for," says Hohlbaum, "and the anxiety to make every minute count can actually waste precious moments." Each day, take a few minutes to daydream, enjoy a cup of tea, or flip through a magazine before you move on to the next thing on your to do list. "You'll be able to better focus on the task that awaits you, and be less likely to bungle it and then have to re do it," she says. Plus, feeling relaxed and sane can go a long way in making your day feel positive and productive.

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