

#439 - Chores I Do Every Day, Part 2
Oct 13, 2025
Explore the art of daily chore management with fresh insights and handy zones to reduce clutter. Discover how a tidy home starts the day right and the magic of a two-minute tidy for family involvement. Kendra shares her rule for tackling small tasks immediately and introduces a chore matrix that aligns tasks with your energy levels. Plus, indulge in a delicious family-friendly recipe that spices up the routine! It's all about creating a cozy, calm environment while respecting personal limits.
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Zones Hold Mid-Process Tasks
- Zones act as holding places for chores that are mid-process so you don't have to finish tasks immediately.
- Kendra says zones prevent visual clutter while keeping tasks visible and actionable later.
Make Simple, Visible Zones
- Create specific zones like dirty dishes, laundry buckets, and paper baskets to contain items until you can tend them.
- Use containment (a basket or counter edge) to make visual clutter feel tidy and manageable.
Let Priorities Shape Routines
- Decide what matters most in your home and let that priority shape your daily chores and routines.
- Stop copying others; design chores to support your household's values like cozy, calm, or ready.