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Published 14:00 11 Sept 2022 BST
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2. Do an edit of your closet
Getting dressed in the mornings will be SO much easier. Plus knowing what you have and what you may need will make getting the right stuff when you hit the shops easier too.
And don't hold back—toss/donate anything that's worn, doesn't fit, or that you won't ever wear again.
3. Empty your handbag(s)
You won't believe how much junk is in there.
4. Change the sheets on your bed
Nothing – literally nothing – is as nice as going to bed in fresh, clean sheets. And by doing so today, you will literally feel like you are getting ready for the new week ahead – and as a bonus – you'll sleep well and feel rested for Monday. Win-win.
5. Do some easy meal-prep
Eating healthy throughout the week is always easier when you got a fridge filled with quick and healthy options. And so on a Sunday, why not chop some veggies and keep them in water in the fridge?
Make a big pot of quinoa (or some other grains), perfect in a salad or alongside whatever meat/fish you are serving. Or how about making a big pot of soup or stew, and freeze in batches – ready to be taken out and defrosted on days when there is no time to cook something from scratch.

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