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I allow myself a set number of pattern row repeats on the\nproject I am working on, then I can clean a shelf in the refrigerator. Once the\nshelf is clean I can return to another pattern row repeat of my project. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
I really have found this to be productive, even if the back\nand forth nature seems a bit counterintuitive. While I am working my pattern\nrepeats I am mentally planning my attack on my next small cleaning projects so\nthat things go smoothly. In addition I do not get burnt out as fast in my\ncleaning undertaking. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
If it were not for my carrot of getting to crochet after I\nfinish a small cleaning, I am not sure if I would be as productive. In the past\nI would start in a corner to clean, give it my all and go full throttle into\nthe project, I would have everything torn apart to give a through deep clean\u2026.then\nas everything needs to get put back into place I would lose all desire and\nenergy, and if things went well everything would end up tossed in the corner\nagain and I would pass out on the couch. At least in this small step approach I find\nthat the entire small project gets completed. Not to mention I am actually\nstill making headway on my crochet. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"