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“Moving is a great opportunity to practice mindfulness meditation: to focus our attention without judgment, on the here and now. It can free our mind from thoughts of loss for the places we left, or fears about the future. With a to-do list that keeps growing, we might think we are too busy for this, but being mindful can actually help us be more productive and alert.” —  Kiran Prasad , author of “A Mindful Move: Feel at Home Again.” Keep only what you need, use or love when decluttering your home. Holding on to items just because of their ties to another place can keep you stuck in the past. Pause for a moment if you are overwhelmed by your to-do list. Take a moment to notice some basic sensations, like the ebb and flow of your breath, or the feeling of your feet on the ground. When you arrive at your new home, cultivate gratitude. Look for the positive aspects of your new surroundings, and try not to romanticize the home you are leaving behind. Repeat the affirmation ...

There’s a lot on your mind when you’re preparing for a move, from what day you can move in to when you’ll receive your keys, where the moving truck can park, and more. To ensure you’re as prepared as possible, and have as many moving day details to make it a stress-free and efficient day, it’s important to ask your landlord these nine questions ahead of time. #1 What day can I move in? It’s best to check with your landlord about what day you’re able to move in. That way, you are both on the same page and you can schedule professional movers ahead of time. It’s recommended to reach out and  book your movers  as soon as possible, even as early as one month out from the date you’d like to move. #2 What will you do to prepare the unit before I move in? Most landlords clean and re-paint in between tenants. We recommend finding out what your landlord plans on doing ahead of time, so you know what condition the place will be in when you move in. #3 Were the locks chang...

he Ultimate Moving Checklist Don’t let a big move cause stress — stay on track with this step-by-step moving checklist. Designed to help you know what to do before, during and after a move, this helpful guide is an easy way to stay organized. We recommend printing it and keeping it on-hand throughout your entire move.   2 months before Research.  Start researching your new community, and look for housing, schools and childcare. Knowing where the best opportunities are can help you find the perfect area for your family. Collect records.  Compile medical and dental records, and arrange to have school and veterinarian records transferred to your new location. Gather copies of legal and financial documents, and create a move file to keep track of quotes, receipts and other important information. Get quotes.  Collect estimates from moving companies, and create a moving budget. 6 weeks before Inventory items.  Plan how you will move valuables and dif...