If you feel like your spouse does not help out enough around the house, doesn't do enough

housework, or doesn't pick up after themselves, you are not alone.

What's so fascinating to me is how many people in the clutterbug community are saying

the same thing.

How can I get my spouse to do more?

Why does my spouse know for help? How could I possibly my supposed to do more? Why does my supposed to

help? How could I possibly declutter when they're not on board? How can I possibly,

you know, declutter the house when 90% of it is their stuff? It's the same song we're all

singing. And today we're going to talk about some real strategies and solutions.

Hey, Clutterbugs. Welcome back to the Clutterbug podcast. I hope today you do something amazing for

yourself. So while you're listening to this podcast,

catch up or keep up on something in your home, whether it's putting away a load of laundry

or doing some vacuuming, sorting some of your paperwork. Listen to me. You have too much paperwork.

You got to go through it. Now is the time. While we hang out,

we're going to learn something new. I'm hoping I motivate and inspire you to kick your houses.

And at the end, you're going to be really proud of yourself because you've gotten something done.

Today we're talking about one of my biggest struggles, which is, how do I say

this nicely? Getting my husband to do more crap around the house. And I think the truth is,

a lot of this is probably my perception of what's important because he does all the housework,

yard work outside. I mean, he does all of that yard work, but I see it as well once a week and not in the winter. So I'm definitely prioritizing

in my mind some of the things that he's not doing as being more important as the things he is doing. So I just want to say that.

And that's one of the strategies we're talking about today. But that being said, even though I

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