Have you considered how much time you spend doing chores around your house? If you are like most people, the routine tasks of daily living consume many hours per week.
If you can find ways to make your work around the house more efficient, you will find that you have a lot of valuable time available that you never thought could be yours to use as you please.
Consider that saving only ten minutes per day on routine tasks would save you over sixty hours per year, or almost two full 2000 hour work-years over the course of your lifetime.
Here are some suggestions for things you can do to save time around your house:

• Cook in large batches and freeze the excess, so you can prepare a lot of future meals by simply thawing your dinner.
  
• Install a wall mounted ironing board to save space and the time it normally takes to get your big clunky board out of the back of the closet and struggle with setting it up.
  
• Keep a notepad handy to write down items you need at the store, then combine all of your shopping into only one weekly trip.
  
• Organize your kitchen so that the utensils you need on the stove are stored near the stove, the ones you need near the sink are stored near the sink, etc.
  
• Unless you have a mountain of dishes too big to stack, stack your washed dishes in a drain tray and let them air dry instead of taking time to dry them with a towel.
  

These are just a few simple suggestions for ways to save time around your house.
If you pay attention to how you spend your time during the day, you can easily come up with a lot of good time saving ideas for taking back your life with improved efficiency.