CDO Solutions 2.62

CDO. Like OCD but in the proper order ;)

How many times have you thought to yourself "There just aren't enough hours in the day"?

I am a single mom of 3 kids. All 3 are in hockey, which is 2 practices and 1 game a week each, plus volunteering. My youngest is in Brownies, and my middle child is in Cubs. I also work outside of the home. Then add in homework, cooking meals, cleaning the house, grocery shopping, play dates, and general errands, and this momma should be the epitome of "there aren't enough hours in the day".

But there are. And then some.

My kids are in bed by 8:30pm every day, and after that, it's Mommy time. I get 2 hours of free time after they go to bed, and I get a solid 8 hours of sleep a night, every night, because my house is cleaned from the current day and organized for the next day.

When your house is disorganized, you don't think of how many seconds, minutes, or even hours are wasted simply trying to wrap your brain around making things functional. When you see organization, your brain actually functions more smoothly. When you see disorganization, your brain is constantly trying to sort through it, tiring you out without even realizing it. A few seconds of simple organizing each day really can make your whole life run more smoothly. And until you have the functionality of proper organization, all you're really doing is cleaning, and fighting a losing battle.

I have spent years trying to make my OCD work for me, and not against me. I have taken seminars, read books, and researched online until my eyes were burning. But I’ve got it. I understand it. And now I want to pass that knowledge of functionality onto you. Not only will I create a more practical space in your home, but I will also help you to understand why I have organized it that way and how you can keep it that way and have method in your madness.