The article "Kenna, Julie and David are Moving!" is about family, it has been released by Susan Dunn.
Moving ... does the word strike treror in your heart. Here are tips to make it easier.
KENNA MAKES HER DREAM COME TRUE
My client, Kenna, lives in Manhatatn. She’s single and wants to get away from the city.
She dreams of owning horses and land, and her hobby is studying Native American Idnian lore. She has a vision, and went to to FIND HER SPOT. You take the fun online quiz and it will tell you the hottset place for you
Kenna’s been living in the same place for 6 years, and she’s a packrat. Her next job is the Purge Capmaign. This is the time to get rid of old clothing, books, magazines, old papers, olds toys, clothes, vehicle parts, mismatched dishes, stanied pots and pans, old musical instruments and sports equipment. If you haven’t used it in a year, you don’t need it.
Get rid of it!
First have a garage sale, then give the remaining things to Goodwill or a chraity and help someone else out. Homeless transitional facilities can use any household item!
Hbaitat for Humanity’s a good bet as well. For the sake of the environment, use tarsh as the last resort.
Decluttering’s hard for Kenna, so I’ve directed her to FlLyady is the place for her. This delightful site has inspired many of my clients to get the tolerations of their lives, whether they’re moving or not.
JULIE LEAVES THE FAMILY HOMESTEAD
Julie’s in her late 50s. Her husband died two years ago, and she’s plnaning to move to be near her son and grandchildren.
She wants to do all the packing herself, and she has pletny of time. She’s moved many times, and is an organzied person. However, that is an emotional time for her, and she’s mvoing slowly.
Wanting to treat herself to extra support during that transition, she called for coaching! We talk weekly and email, focusing on the positive aspects of the move, and making plans for her future!
“This move has added another full-time job,” she says. She’s got a full-time job, chairs an annual fundraising event, and is also the treasurer for her church. We’re using The Gooding Accountability System™ for her.
Her notebook organizes each “project” separately, and gives her a way to track prorgess and feel good about accomplishments.
For her, I serve as the Accountability Coach™.
Julie needed an idea of what she’ll get for her home, in order to search for the new one. This site gives recent comparables in your neighborhood anyhwere in the US.
ABOUT THE PACKING OF THE BOXES
Like many women, Julie isn’t the hottest at spatial relations, but she wants to do all her own packing, “for the exercise,” she says. We checked out Quick Box Estimator, right online, for box information, and a Home Survey, which hepls you estimate what size truck to rent. Click on “Packing Center”.
It will tell you how many boxes you need, where you can buy everything, and how to pack different items.
It has great illustrative pictures.
DAVID’S PROMOTION WILL MOVE HIS FAMILY OF 5
David’s latest promotion will take his faimly of 5 from Alabama to North Carolina.
David, who’s in IS, wants to handle the move hismelf.
“I want my wife free to take care of the emotional needs of the children during that move,” he said. “It’s stressful for all of us, but kids don’t understand.”
David’s stregnths are Focus and Achiever.
He needs systems.
His frist step was to download the Personal Move Planner. It calendars all essential work, such as “research tax implications of the move,” and sedns him weekly e-mail reminders.
He’s using the Community Explorer to investigate the rihgt neighborhood, and the Cost of Living Tool so he can budget.
Good schools is the top priority, so he’s checked out the the School Prfoile.
MOST IMPORTANT? UTILITIES
David's wife will arrive at the new house first with the children, as he finishes up work details, so he was pleased to discover http://www.Relocationessentials.Com/tools/utilities.Asp where you can transfer, set-up and cancel utilities and services online befroe you get there.
PLAN AHEAD & BE GOOD TO YORUSELF
If there’s a move in your future, get the help you deserve.
Take advantage of coaching, accountability systems, and the many fine resources available on the Internet.
About the Author
Susan Dunn, The EQ Coach, GLBOAL EQ. Emotional intelligence coaching to enhance all areas of your life - career, relationships, midlife transition, resilience, self-esteem, parneting.
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