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Now with modern technology, however, the woman’s h has become easier, and she can go to work outside
•‘t home without an adverse effect on housekeeping nnd child rearing. Right?
Wrong! A close look at the facts will show that modern technology is not the savior of woman’s time it would seem to be. Initially, with the advent of technology, the I I me spent in women’s work actually increased from 1920 to 1967. The amount of time spent in cooking did decrease, but that decrease was more than made up for by an increase in the time used for marketing, keeping records, doing laundry, and other jobs.
Why did this happen? Women who got nice washers and dryers actually spent a few hours a week more on laundry than women did before washing machines were common because they washed more often and because they didn’t hire a “laundry lady” to help do the work.
The groceries used to be delivered by delivery boys, as did medicines from the pharmacy. The piano teacher came to the home. In smaller communities, the kids could walk to school. Doctors made house calls. Crime

was less so kids could walk to the store for Mom and ride their bikes to a friend’s house instead of Mom chauffeuring them around in the car. Mom didn’t generally have a car, either.
With the advent of the two-car family, Mom was free to ferry the kids everywhere and then wait for them. She had to do her own laundry since it was now so easy (or seemed that way). What excuse did she have? She had to get her own groceries at convenient, new supermarkets. The vacuum bag needed changing along with the air-conditioner filter. The food processor dismantled a cabbage in no time flat, but then somebody had to dismantle the processor and clean it. When we opened the door to technology, additional work sneaked in behind. Work did become easier—but it took more time.
In 1965, women aged twenty-five to forty-four spent forty-six hours a week doing housework. Reports indicate that the time women spend doing housework has been dropping steadily in the last thirty-five years. Today women report spending about three hours a day on housework.
Why this drop has occurred is not clear. A large part of the reason maybe because so many women work outside the home. When a married woman works outside the home, she spends fewer hours a week doing housework. Another reason may be because women have begun to adjust their time to the demands of technology
How has all of this affected Dad and the kids?

What can a woman do about this dismal state of affairs? If she is a busy mother who has trouble getting her household rolling under any circumstances and who has gone to work outside the home to earn more money for the family, get away from the frustration of the house, succeed, all of the above, there are several things she can do. Remove the rose-colored glasses. Many women never slow down enough to realize what a stressful situation modem women are in. They think they can bring home the bacon, fry it up in a pan, and still be a beautiful, sexy lover that evening. The sentiment, “I am woman; I am invincible,” does not work well on the day-to-day housekeeping level. It’s more like, “I am woman; I am exhausted.” Make changes in your favor. Whether you are married or not, employed or not, have kids or not, the truth is that many women, especially Messies, have more to do than they can comfortably cope with. Many are drowning. Be alert to every opportunity for changes that will make your life easier. Then make them, even if it means transferring extra jobs to reluctant family members. Simplify wherever possible. This can be done by setting up a convenient base to work from, which means living as close to job, grocery store, doctors, schools, and piano teachers as possible. I know that the best piano teacher lives far away or the best doctor is worth a very long trip. That is your choice, of course, but except in very unusual circumstances, there are probably good ones closer to you. You might be surprised. It also helps to live where older children Facilities, and stores. (Making the change is painful, but continuing this strung-out way of life is painful also.)  Use all the help available. A mother are uncommonly generous about not bothering other people. If the bottled-water man comes to a mother house, she will say, “Just put the bottle there in the living room,” to save him the trouble of carrying it, even if her kitchen is presentable. A Cleanie would have him bring it all the way in—no extra work for her and certainly no water bottle cluttering the living room even for a minute. Mother are always willing to run errands for others but very unwilling to ask others to run errands for them. When this point was raised at a recent M.A. self-help group, a voice piped up, “Do you suppose that’s because mother really have a low opinion of themselves?”“Yes!” came the spontaneous response from everyone in the room.
Consider this. Studies show that the more money a woman makes on her job, the more her husband helps around the house. Notice that it is not how much time she spends at work but how much money she makes. It seems that as her time becomes more valuable at work, it also is seen to be more valuable at home. What does this say about the woman who doesn’t work outside the home and shock absorbers makes no money at all? Does her time of life. have no value at all? Is that why she is asked to do the errands, pick up after

people, and so on? Perhaps she is willing to accept all of the overflow others don’t want to do because she doesn’t place much value on her time either.does, the more the couple fight about it. This adds stress to the relationship between the husband and wife. Obviously, willing help is not always easy to get, although in 15 percent of marriages, there is equality in division of housework, and many husbands do a great deal to adjust and help out the swamped wife. Organize. The problems of overwork apply to most women today, but they apply more directly to mother who have enough trouble juggling a normally stressful life, much less the incredible schedules modern choices have put us into. Organizational techniques are the shock absorbers of life. The ones used in this book can help a whale of a lot to smooth life out to the point where it is a comfortable ride. Use them. A word of caution is in order. Do not use organizational techniques to stack your life full of more activities. The first order of life is simplify. Then organize your life into a meaningful flow. Life should be like a Japanese flower arrangement—a few significant pieces skillfully handled. Instead, we too often choose the English country- full, wild, and random. Finally, the bottom line is this: People today should be very careful of the commitments they a make for themselves and their out families because modern life a deceptively large amount of time and effort to carry out of family goals. Once those goals set, however, every member .” of the family should try—out of love and fairness—to work together toward an enjoyable.

Decision making is a problem for Designing and it’s one where both sides of our brain need to work together. We let the left brain look at the pros and cons, analyze all the related information, and make sure the facts are straight. Then we check with the right brain to see if the decision feels right. This is called the mixed approach. It is an effective way to make decisions.The person’s dominant side acts as the Decision making umpire, the final arbiter, which uses the non dominant side for input, a problem for we feel paralyzed when trying to make a decision. This is the soles, an is integrated approach—information where both sides comes from too many sources and has no “umpire” to tell it which way to go. our braIn need
I suspect this may be the problem with work together. some perfectionist Designer. They want
to do everything exactly right and fear making any decision they may regret later. So much information bombards the perfectionist Designer mind that both the right and left sides of the brain get overloaded and the whole thing begins to short out. “I feel paralyzed,” said Grace, a self-confessed Designer as she described her struggle with perfectionism. Back and forth it goes with logic pulling one way and feeling another until the poor brain fizzles out and gives up. The blouse stays in the closet not because the brain decided to keep it but because the brain decided not to decide. One area related to decision making where right-brain dominance can show up is the desire to avoid frustration. Strangely enough, Cleaning have the same desire but go about achieving it differently. The Designer who comes home and takes off her shoes in the living room may not wish to take them to the bedroom closet because that additional bit of work an annoyance. It is more pleasing to flop down in chair and watch TV instead. She promises herself she’ll take the shoes (and the books and folded laundry) to the bedroom the next time she goes there. Because it
characteristic for the Messie to not be in tune visually, it doesn’t bother her that this stuff is lying around out of place. When the time comes for her to put on her shoes, she can’t find them—at least not without a lot of searching. She is in a hurry and now she has super frustration. “Has anybody seen my black shoe? It was right here with this one!” She is really annoyed. Yet this is the same person who desperately wanted to avoid frustration when she didn’t put away her shoes to begin with. People who let things go now pay for it later, or, as Ben Franklin might have said, a (frustrating) stitch in time now saves nine (frustrating) stitches later. The right-brained Cleanie also has a low tolerance for frustration and avoids it like the plague. Dog-tired from work, the hungry Cleanie will hang up every piece of clothing and put the shoes on the shoe rack before resting or eating. A woman on a call-in radio program in Chicago told me of her Cleanie husband who, when he comes home from a party where he has had too much to drink, weaves around until he gets his clothes hung up and even threads his two socks into the round plastic holder he uses to keep them together in the wash. No matter how difficult, he keeps on until he succeeds. Why do Cleanies sometimes insist on such rigorous behavior from themselves? They don’t like to see things out of place, but, more importantly, they desperately want to avoid the frustration of not knowing where something is. They work hard now to avoid problems later on. Mess up a Cleanie’s hard-won order, and you will feel the heat of that frustration. Cleanies can be obnoxious, annoying, and extreme, but they can also have guests over at the drop of a hat. They can surround themselves with beauty and leave the house without feeling guilty. The energy they put into avoiding frustration is worth the sense of order and well-being. The Designer method of “Intelligence quickness things as avoiding frustration by leaving things undone saps and only defers frustration. Let’s review. Rapid, effective decision making is necessary for keeping things in order. The integrated approach is hard. The Designer who wears herself out with perfectionist overload will not be able to make the decisions necessary to run her life. The Designer who constantly decides to put off the frustration of immediate effort will find herself in a seriously disorganized house with a big mess on her hands. The only way out of the forest is to change this approach to thinking.