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Your week, sorted. A calm planner for chores, paperwork and the people you care about. Weekly #SortYourSunday reset. From the SortYourMind team.
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Who haven't you seen since the summer? Write the names down tonight. Then pick one and suggest a date, not a "sometime". A date is what turns a nice idea into a coffee.

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#friendship #keepintouch #family
Who haven't I seen? A free list to keep in touch
Put family and friends in a list, choose a rhythm for each person and see who is due. Free, nothing is sent, and you can keep it in your own browser.
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November 4, 2026 at 7:01 PM
Before you say yes to something, look at the week, not the day. A free Tuesday evening means less if Monday and Wednesday are already full. #productivity

How to plan your week in 15 minutes: step by step
Plan your week at home in fifteen minutes: appointments, routines, three priorities and free time. With a step-by-step plan, a sample week and a printable.
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November 4, 2026 at 7:31 AM
A sign of mental load: you can list every appointment in the family without checking. If only one person can, that knowledge is a job. It can be shared like any other job.

https://sortyourmind.com/go/bluesky/en/mental-load

#mentalload #parenting #family
Mental load: what it is and how to make it lighter
The mental load is the invisible thinking behind a household: remembering, thinking ahead, planning. What it is, how to spot it and how to share it.
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November 3, 2026 at 7:01 PM
Reset the entrance every evening: shoes in the rack, keys on the hook, post in one spot. Two minutes. It is the first thing you see when you come home. #homeorganization

Cleaning schedule: by room, by week and by month
A cleaning schedule you can keep up: what to do daily, weekly and monthly in every room. With tables, ideas for couples and families, and a free maker.
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November 3, 2026 at 7:31 AM
Subscriptions, renewals, yearly check-ups: the admin that comes back once a year is easy to forget because it is so rare. Write it down once, with the month next to each item.

https://sortyourmind.com/go/bluesky/en/recurring-tasks

#lifeadmin #organisation #adulting
Recurring tasks at home: every chore on its rhythm
Planning recurring tasks at home: which rhythm suits which chore, a fixed rhythm or one counted from last time, and how to spread them over your week.
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November 2, 2026 at 7:01 PM
Keeping in touch does not need a big catch-up. Give people a rhythm: your sister every two weeks, an old colleague every few months. SortYourMind reminds you who you have not seen in a while.

Keeping in touch with family and friends: a rhythm
Keeping in touch with family and friends when life is busy: a simple rhythm for each person, small gestures that count and a free list to keep track.
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November 2, 2026 at 7:31 AM
#SortYourSunday: look at next week's calendar before you plan anything. Mark the full days first. Then put your priority 1 tasks on the lighter ones.

https://sortyourmind.com/go/bluesky/en/how-to-plan-your-week

#productivity #weeklyreset #planning
How to plan your week in 15 minutes: step by step
Plan your week at home in fifteen minutes: appointments, routines, three priorities and free time. With a step-by-step plan, a sample week and a printable.
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November 1, 2026 at 7:04 PM
First Sunday of November: a MindSweep before the month gets busy. Spend a little longer on people. December plans start now.

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#SortYourSunday #MindSweep
SortYourMind: the calm planner that fits chores into your calendar
Chores, paperwork and keeping in touch, planned around your calendar. A cleaning schedule per room, routines, Outlook and Google Calendar. Free for 30 days.
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November 1, 2026 at 7:31 AM
Living room, two-minute reset before the TV goes on: cushions back, blankets folded, cups to the kitchen. Every evening, and the weekend clean gets much shorter.

https://sortyourmind.com/go/bluesky/en/cleaning-schedule/living-room

#cleaning #homeorganization #routine
Living room cleaning schedule: tidy, dust, windows
The living room on a steady rhythm: a short daily tidy, weekly vacuuming and dusting, monthly windows and sofa. With a table and simple steps.
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October 31, 2026 at 7:02 PM
Write down the jobs only one person in your house knows how to do. The boiler pressure, where the spare keys are, which day the recycling goes out. That list is the start of sharing the load. #mentalload

Mental load checklist: 57 invisible jobs at home
A long list of the invisible jobs in a household: home, food, children, money, family and planning. To tick off, print and share out fairly.
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October 31, 2026 at 7:31 AM
Time blocking with ADHD: put a buffer after every block. 15 minutes of task, 10 minutes of nothing. The gaps are what make the plan survive the day.

https://sortyourmind.com/go/bluesky/en/time-blocking-with-adhd

#ADHD #timeblocking #adhdtips
Time blocking with ADHD: short blocks, lots of air
Time blocking adapted for when your mind wanders or you lose track of time: short blocks, buffers, a starting ritual and a plan B when a block goes wrong.
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October 30, 2026 at 7:01 PM
"Let me know if you need help" puts the work back on the person asking. Try instead: "I will do the school runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays from now on."

https://sortyourmind.com/go/bluesky/en/sharing-the-mental-load

#mentalload #parenting #relationships
Sharing the mental load: how to do it together
Sharing the mental load fairly with your partner: a conversation in five steps, whole tasks with one owner, a regular check-in and phrases that help.
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October 29, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Not today is not never. Give it a new day: tomorrow, this weekend, next week or later. Then it can leave your head.

https://sortyourmind.com/go/bluesky/en/adhd-planner

#productivity #ADHD #planning
A planner for ADHD: what to look for when choosing
What a planner needs if you want to organise your days with ADHD: few decisions, everything in one place, moving with your day and capturing things fast.
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October 29, 2026 at 7:31 AM
A keep-in-touch list that works: write down five names. Next to each, how often you would like to hear from them. Weekly, monthly, a few times a year. Now it is a rhythm, not a guilty feeling.

https://sortyourmind.com/go/bluesky/en/keep-in-touch

#friendship #family #keepintouch
Keeping in touch with family and friends: a rhythm
Keeping in touch with family and friends when life is busy: a simple rhythm for each person, small gestures that count and a free list to keep track.
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October 28, 2026 at 7:01 PM
Bedroom in five minutes before bed: clothes off the chair, glass back to the kitchen, nightstand clear. You wake up in a calmer room.

https://sortyourmind.com/go/bluesky/en/cleaning-schedule/bedroom

#cleaning #homeorganization #eveningroutine
Bedroom cleaning schedule: bed, dust and wardrobe
How often to change the bedding, vacuum the bedroom and sort the wardrobe. A bedroom cleaning schedule with a table, an order of work and tips for calm.
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October 27, 2026 at 7:21 PM
Nine priority 1s means no priority 1s. Use 1 to 5 and be strict with the 1s. The rest still counts, it just stops shouting.

https://sortyourmind.com/go/bluesky/en/time-blocking-at-home

#productivity #focus #planning
Time blocking at home: plan your chores in blocks
Time blocking for home life: regular blocks for cleaning, paperwork and jobs around your work and family. With rules, a sample day and the usual pitfalls.
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October 27, 2026 at 7:31 AM
Life admin in one line: every letter with a deadline gets a date in your calendar the day it arrives. Not on the fridge. Not in the "later" pile.

https://sortyourmind.com/go/bluesky/en/life-admin

#lifeadmin #productivity #organisation
Life admin: a simple system for paperwork at home
Get your life admin in order: one place for everything that comes in, a weekly paperwork block, simple filing and a yearly calendar for the UK and Ireland.
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October 26, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Sunday, ten minutes: give next week's tasks a priority from 1 to 5, and be strict with the 1s. If everything is a 1, nothing is. Sort by priority and Monday starts at the top. #SortYourSunday

Weekly planner printable: free, A4 or A5, as PDF
Free weekly planner to print or save as a PDF: seven days, priorities, routines, waiting for reply and people. Blank or with an example, A4 or A5.
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October 25, 2026 at 7:02 PM
Your head is good at thinking and deciding, not at storing lists. Put everything in one trusted place and let your head work or rest.

https://sortyourmind.com/go/bluesky/en

#productivity #mentalload #braindump
SortYourMind: the calm planner that fits chores into your calendar
Chores, paperwork and keeping in touch, planned around your calendar. A cleaning schedule per room, routines, Outlook and Google Calendar. Free for 30 days.
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October 25, 2026 at 7:31 AM
A cleaning schedule that leaves the weekend alone: spread the bigger jobs over weekday evenings in 15-minute pieces. Saturday stays free for the things you actually want to do. #cleaning

Cleaning schedule when you work full time
A cleaning schedule for when you work full time: fifteen minutes on weekdays and one block at the weekend. With a sample week, a smart order and calendar tips.
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October 24, 2026 at 6:02 PM
Before the weekend: think of one person you meant to call this month. Send them two lines now. "Thought of you, coffee soon?" is a complete message.

Keeping in touch with family and friends: a rhythm
Keeping in touch with family and friends when life is busy: a simple rhythm for each person, small gestures that count and a free list to keep track.
sortyourmind.com
October 23, 2026 at 6:01 PM
Life admin works best on a fixed day. One evening a month, 30 minutes: renewals, forms, the letter you have not opened. Everything that arrives in between goes in one tray until then. #lifeadmin

Life admin: a simple system for paperwork at home
Get your life admin in order: one place for everything that comes in, a weekly paperwork block, simple filing and a yearly calendar for the UK and Ireland.
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October 22, 2026 at 6:01 PM
The mental load is not the doing. It is remembering that it needs doing. Tonight, write down every "someone should" in your house. That list is the part nobody sees. #mentalload

Mental load: what it is and how to make it lighter
The mental load is the invisible thinking behind a household: remembering, thinking ahead, planning. What it is, how to spot it and how to share it.
sortyourmind.com
October 21, 2026 at 6:00 PM
SortYourMind is now on iPhone.

Say or type what is on your mind, and it gets a calm place in the free time around your calendar. Free for 30 days.

https://sortyourmind.com/go/appstore/en/bluesky

#iphone #planning #mentalload
SortYourMind: Calm Planner App - App Store
Download SortYourMind: Calm Planner by Bram Nelissen on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like SortYourMind: Calm…
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October 21, 2026 at 10:31 AM
A to-do list tells you what. A calendar tells you when. Chores rarely fail on the what. Move three of them from your list to a time slot this week and see which ones happen. #timeblocking

Time blocking at home: plan your chores in blocks
Time blocking for home life: regular blocks for cleaning, paperwork and jobs around your work and family. With rules, a sample day and the usual pitfalls.
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October 20, 2026 at 6:01 PM