7. Acknowledge your weakness. Some of us can't get up in the morning without hitting the snooze button seventeen times. But if you can't get dressed without leaving a mountain of clothes on the sofa, admit this tiny flaw, then accommodate. In this case, put a small chair for your pile to sit on. This will at least limit the mess and keep the stuff from spreading all over the place.
8. Try a new cleaning product. Much like when you get a new pair of shoes that you can't wait to show off to everyone you know, if you invest in a cool new cleaning item, it may motivate you to use it.
#27 The Lift In A Hotel I Recently Stayed In It’s An Art Hotel In London Called The Exhibitionist, And It’s Full Of Fun Installations Like This One.
#29 There Are 7 Of These Beautiful Fans In Our Beach Condo. Those Poor Cleaning People. You Know They Have To Roll Their Eyes When The See This Address Come Up On Their Schedule
9. Use a trigger. A trigger is an action that spurs a result. (Such as having to have a scotch when you watch Mad Men.) If you always load the dishwasher after you have your cup of coffee, it'll become automatic behavior. Or, at least a cup of coffee will always push you towards cleaning.
#30 The Bathroom Mirror At A *end Of Tenancy Clean I Had * To Add, I Am Not The Landlord. Nor The Tenant. I'm Just Hired To Clean When They Leave
#32 Bathroom Light Switch In A Local Cafe. I’m Sure It’s Hard To Completely Disinfect
10. Plan a party. For the hopelessly messy, the only strong motivation to clean up is having other people over so they won't know your terrible secret.
This doesn't address your behavior but at least it can get the result you want!
#34 This Lamp At The Hotel I'm Currently At For An Event Eta: Honestly Impressed By The Number Of People Seeing Hair, I Love It
