<em>Do everyday chores feel like a chore to you?</em> In this month’s podcast, Kelly and I discuss why maintenance tasks, like cooking and cleaning, are spiritually relevant and how to engage in them more effectively. You’ll learn:
<ul><li>How to utilize everyday tasks as a spiritual practice</li>
<li>Valuing chores as “micro-achievements”</li>
<li>Combating the social bias against maintenance tasks</li>
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<description>Do everyday chores feel like a chore to you? In this month’s podcast, Kelly and I discuss why maintenance tasks, like cooking and cleaning, are spiritually relevant and how to engage in them more effectively. You’ll learn:
&lt;ul&gt;&lt;li&gt;How to utilize everyday tasks as a spiritual practice&lt;/li&gt;
&lt;li&gt;Valuing chores as “micro-achievements”&lt;/li&gt;
&lt;li&gt;Combating the social bias against maintenance tasks&lt;/li&gt;
&lt;/ul&gt;
</description>

Do everyday chores feel like a chore to you? In this month’s podcast, Kelly and I discuss why maintenance tasks, like cooking and cleaning, are spiritually relevant and how to engage in them more effectively. You’ll learn:
How to utilize everyday tas...

Do everyday chores feel like a chore to you? In this month’s podcast, Kelly and I discuss why maintenance tasks, like cooking and cleaning, are spiritually relevant and how to engage in them more effectively. You’ll learn:
How to utilize everyday tasks as a spiritual practice
Valuing chores as “micro-achievements”
Combating the social bias against maintenance tasks


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How to Love Laundry

How to Love Laundry

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