Today we are up early and getting after it! i love to get up between 5am 6am, starting my day slow with a cup of coffee, look over my schedule and checking i. 11. use pomodoro technique. dishes in the sink, laundry to fold, emails piling up, that big spreadsheet you need to finish – the life of a working mom is one interruption after another. if you want to know how to manage time with your baby and work, one of the best strategies to try is the pomodoro technique.
Here’s a basic outline of my current schedule (again, this is my goal but i don’t always succeed!): 6:00 9:30 morning routine (my current morning routine includes bible and prayer time, reading time, exercise, showering, and morning chores) 9:30 1:30 homeschool learning time with kids. 1:30 2:00 lunch. What to include. whichever style of schedule you choose, start by writing down mealtimes. if you’re using an hourly format, you will set an actual time for each meal: i.e., 7:00 – breakfast time, 12:00 – lunch time, etc. if you are making a priority based schedule, you don’t need to write down a specific time for meals. 5| empty the dishwasher in the morning. add ‘emptying the dishwasher’ to your morning routine so that it’s ready to be loaded throughout the day. a kitchen can quickly feel messy and unorganized if there are dishes piling up in the sink. this is another simple task that makes for a smooth day. Habit #7: cultivate a positive attitude. i’ve saved the most important thing for last. one of the most important homemaking habits is to focus on the positive. so much of the success of a home comes down to atmosphere. and homemakers can do so much to create a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere.
5| empty the dishwasher in the morning. add ‘emptying the dishwasher’ to your morning routine so that it’s ready to be loaded throughout the day. a kitchen can quickly feel messy and unorganized if there are dishes piling up in the sink. this is another simple task that makes for a smooth day. Habit #7: cultivate a positive attitude. i’ve saved the most important thing for last. one of the most important homemaking habits is to focus on the positive. so much of the success of a home comes down to atmosphere. and homemakers can do so much to create a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere. 6:30 a.m.: wake up. while some productivity hackers equate an ultra early wake up call to getting more done, the best time to wake depends more on what time you go to bed. rather than sleeping a specific number of hours, the goal is to complete at least four or five 90 minute rem cycles per night. so if you need to get up at 6:30, it’s best. P.s here’s a post on –5 step system to help you relax and unwind after a busy day. 4: do weekly planning. as working moms, we need to be well planned and prepared for the things coming. the best hack to make life easier as a working mom is to have plans to deal with work, life, and kids. weekly planning is the best way to do so.
6:30 a.m.: wake up. while some productivity hackers equate an ultra early wake up call to getting more done, the best time to wake depends more on what time you go to bed. rather than sleeping a specific number of hours, the goal is to complete at least four or five 90 minute rem cycles per night. so if you need to get up at 6:30, it’s best. P.s here’s a post on –5 step system to help you relax and unwind after a busy day. 4: do weekly planning. as working moms, we need to be well planned and prepared for the things coming. the best hack to make life easier as a working mom is to have plans to deal with work, life, and kids. weekly planning is the best way to do so.
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