🤔 Are gender roles in household chores outdated? Discover the insightful discussion with Regina Lark on the Whinypaluza podcast, where she delves into the need for an equitable distribution of household work and the empowerment of individuals through better organization and time management. In this episode of Whinypaluza, Rebecca Greene sits down with Regina Lark, a Ph.D. graduate from Columbia University and an expert in household organization. Lark shares her journey from academia to founding her professional organizing business, A Clear Path. The conversation covers various topics, including the equitable distribution of household chores, the comparison between household and business management, and the impact of executive functioning skills on organizing and decluttering. 🏠 Equitable Chore Distribution: Lark advocates for a fair sharing of household duties, challenging traditional gender roles. 📈 Household as a Business: She draws parallels between managing a household and a business, emphasizing the need for strategic planning and execution. 🧠 Executive Functioning Skills: Lark highlights how individuals with weak executive functioning skills often struggle with organization and may benefit from professional help. 🔄 Radical Delegation: The concept of assigning tasks based on capability rather than gender roles, aiming for efficiency and harmony at home. 🌟 Personal Journey: Lark shares her transition experience as a professional organizer, offering insights into decluttering and organization. ⏰ Time and Clutter: The discussion on the relationship between time management and clutter control, advocating for self-awareness and proactive decluttering. Connect with Regina Lark: To learn more about Regina Lark and her work in professional organizing, you can find her through her company www.AClearPath.net and www.ReginaLark.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices