How To Plan Your Way To A Stress-Free Weekend


*This is a collaborative post

Attaining a stress-free weekend may seem like a distant dream, but with a bit of pre-planning in place, it's more straightforward than you might think. To help you create the weekends of your dreams, here are three steps for you to begin working on ahead of your coming weekend. 

Make Plans For The Weekend 

Before the weekend lands, it helps to pre-plan what you want to do on your days off. And it doesn't need to be costly or extravagant. For example, you could take a walk through the woods, or use the Troypoint guide to assist you in gaining access to an extensive range of family movies. Moreover, above all, don't forget to plan something that's just for you. Like a hot bubble bath and a book or a catch up with an old friend. For a truly restful and stress-free weekend, segmenting family time and you-time is vital. 

Pre-planning the weekend prevents the stress of waking up on Saturday wondering what on earth you're going to do that day. Moreover, it shall also give you things to look forward to during the working week.

Shape-Up Monday to Friday

A working week planned well will allow you more time on the weekend to unwind. For instance, breaking up your chores and cleaning each day of the week, shall prevent you from needing to do all of your washing, cleaning and home management on the weekend. 

To shape-up your week, The Organized Mum Method could benefit you. It details how to divide and conquer cleaning tasks during the week to help you free up your weekend.

Additionally, ensuring you complete your daily work goals will prevent projects from spilling over into your most precious time of the week. 

For a free and relaxing weekend, effectively organize house and work tasks during the week is essential.

Weekend Jobs 

You'll know that, if you don't do your errands and general chores for just one day, trying to get back on top of jobs that were missed the day before quickly becomes overwhelming and stressful. Which is the opposite of what you want on the weekend. 

To prevent unnecessary stress brewing, create a small time slot to complete the most important tasks. By restricting the time you spend on errands and housework, you'll feel happier and less anxious, as opposed to leaving it for the next day. Also, you'll spend only a small portion of your weekend on anything other than fun and relaxation.

Creating a weekend that's fun and (almost) care-free, for parents, in particular, takes some planning to get right. In summary, the essentials of creating a stress-free weekend are brought down to;

  • Planning what it is you want to do on the weekend, as a family, couple and individual, will allow you to unwind truly.
  • Setting goals at work to accomplish, and working productively Monday to Friday will save projects piling up and taking over the weekend.
  • And don't forget, using organization tips, such as The Organized Mom Method, could support you in managing your household more effectively during the week. To prevent housework from building up on the weekend.

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