August 30th has something (not very pleasant) of a Sunday evening. It's still hot and there might be a few beach days left, but September is already peeking around the corner. However, in these last days of summer before the rush and the more serious part of the routine return, there are a series of nooks and objects in the house that are worth cleaning precisely now, before this kind of reset that also has something of a new year. Some of the things worth cleaning and tidying up now are objects that have been used intensively during the summer and that we no longer want to see lying around the house, and others, because in a few weeks they will be back in service.

What would you do if from now on your days had twenty-six hours instead of twenty-four? With these two extra hours, would you start a new hobby? Would you sleep more? Or perhaps you would do the same as you do now, but with more calm and tranquility? We propose some daily time-saving and productivity habits so that you can choose the ones you like best and dedicate this new time you can gain to doing what makes you happiest.

With a little dedication, we can return from vacation with a tidy house and a well-established routine. The key is to be realistic: keep only what we use and enjoy, and let go of the rest. After a few days away and with our routine completely changed, we return home and see it with new eyes. We spent the summer with few things, and we realize that it's not necessary to keep as many utensils and objects as we thought.

We all prefer light luggage, but at the same time, we don't want to miss anything. There's a way to fold clothes when packing that's a game-changer, allowing you to travel for 7 days with just a school-sized backpack. With this system, we'll stop wasting time rolling each piece of clothing one by one or crumpling it in compression bags. The difference is huge, and once you've tried it, you won't go back.