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When I moved to my own home, I made some mistakes when cleaning it. These mistakes made the cleaning more difficult than they had to be. Now when I look back, I can see the mistakes and I know avoid them. In this article I describe the three different mistakes I made earlier with cleaning. I Have been postponing the task Clearly, this was one of the biggest mistakes I ever made - I never actually got started. It was so easy to postpone this task. I never liked cleaning and for me the procrastinating on the task was a way to escape from it. How shortsighted this was. Eventually I just had to do it and every time I wished I had already completed the task. I spent too much energy on avoiding the task rather than taking care of it and moving on. Not being consistent I didn't have any consistency when doing the task. Sometimes I cleaned in every two weeks, sometimes it took me a month between the cleaning sessions. I noticed that when doing the tasks consistently, it was easier for me to do it. I knew in advance, that the task was coming soon and this helped me to prepare for it mentally. Didn't do enough preparation Whenever I started cleaning my home, I never actually gave any thought on how to do it in advance. With a help of small preparation I could have done it much faster and with less hassle. For example, when vacuum cleaning the entrance hall I had to declutter the floor first by removing all the extra items off the floor. Shoes for example were one of these items. It would have been much smoother to just concentrate on vacuum cleaning, rather than stopping every time in order to move something to someplace else. Nowadays I tend to do some preparation in advance to make sure my cleaning goes ahead smoothly and without any interruptions.
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