Staying in sync with your partner during COVID-19 quarantines

Working parents always juggle a lot. But the coronavirus pandemic just made everything even more complicated. Now, we’re working from home, caring for the kids, and managing the household – all at once, all under one roof. But is all the work (and stress) falling on one parent more than the other? Eve Rodsky has created a way for couples to divide and conquer domestic duties fairly, equally, and without arguments or resentment. She’s the author of the New York Times Bestseller, Fair Play: A Game-Changing Solution for When You Have Too Much to Do (and More Life to Live). Eve explains her gamified task system, which she designed before the pandemic. And, she shares new research conducted during this crisis that underscores how organizational systems -- not mile-long to-do lists -- are the most effective way to tackle tasks and stay sane at home right now. Listen to this episode to learn: -The anatomy of a household task (it breaks down into conception, planning, and execution) -Why the physical and mental burdens of “invisible work” shouldn’t fall squarely on women -Rodsky’s system for how working parents can run their households…pandemic or otherwise -The household tasks that are most in play during the coronavirus (including laundry, meals, groceries, dishes, and child care) -The importance of having nightly check-ins with our partners right now -How to find happiness and beauty in ordinary moments For more information, visit: https://www.fairplaylife.com/