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I really need to practice this. But . . . it's so hard me . . . I really do like cleanness and neatness.
I think I am good at organizing but terrible at cleaning.
I think my biggest problem that I see is that I don't easily get mad over messiness, even though I love and enjoy cleanness. If I see my pants and my wifes' socks laying here and there, it's not BIG deal for me and it does not generate ANGER or STRESS. I just go over and pass by without any guilt. I normally wait until when I feel it's time to clean up. Again, my part of problem is FREQUENCY of cleaning.
Again, I feel like I'm in dilemma I wish I could have a REALLY clean world, including my home, my desk, Youth Room, and etc. . . and, at the same time, I do enjoy my freedom to choose when to clean and how to clean and organize. I think this is why I like about being "HOME". At home, I can relax and ease up. Even things are not in order, I can just go "whatever!" and not feel burden or quilt. It's SOOOOO blessing to have a spouse who is not 'must be cleaned and neat' person. We are always teasing one another that other person is messier.
This is why we are so afraid of inviting people over our place, especially for my wife. (I am a strong advocate of Naturalism - it's o.k. to expose ourselves) Of course, I don't want to disrespect other people by uncleanness and unprepareness. Thus, we do clean and prepare when guests are coming. But It's a lot of work for us since we do this whenever we must do.
I think it has to do a lot with personality, right? or Is this a disease ?
Can someone help? I wish we could be better without KILLING our freedom. Any suggestion? please . .
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Yang jdsn,
I do have a suggestion that will actually work. But it will only work if you do one thing: you must DO IT!
Here it goes:
1. Pick only one place you want to clean (eg. bathroom, closet, kitchen, etc.)
2. Estimate the time it will take to clean the place as accurately as possible (usually less than 2 hours).
3. Get rid of all distractions that will interfere with the cleaning (eg. cell phone, kids, telephone, etc.)
4. Set an alam clock so that it will go off at the end of the estimated time.
5. Get into a very comfortable clothes like shorts and t-shirts.
6. Always do it with your spouse so neither of you can back out of it.
7. Sit down with your spouse and pray that God will help you to finish this task (You will need it.).
8. Take a deep breath and get to work.
9. Don't even breathe until you are done.
10. NEVER mess up the same place again.
11. If you don't think you can do step 10, then you are hopeless.
12. But if you can do step 10, then repeat steps 1 through 10 for other places.
If you think you can do the above without printing the steps and have it in front of you,
YOU ARE ALREADY WRONG!