How To Plan Your Move With Full Service MoversWritten by Ispas Marin
Plan Your Move The moving process should be started early because that's not something that happens overnight. This process takes a lot of planning and sometimes is quite time consuming. The moving expetience doesn't only mean that you move your belongings from one place to anotherm it means starting a life in a new place.Below you'll find a list of things to do in three weeks before date you have chosen to make move, these are just highlights of things that are omportant: Three Weeks Before Your Move - You will be amased at amount of items you can pack when moving. So, since more items mean more money, holding a garage sale or makeing a donation to charty might be a wise thing to do. - Make a list of everything you are bringing to your new home. Even though many moving companies take an inventory of all your belongings you are transporting, it is a great idea to keep your own list in order to make a smooth transition from your old home to your new home. - Many moving companies create an inventory of all your goods but even though you might want to create your own in order make sure that transition will be an easy one. - For insurance purposes, check value of your belongings. - Make sure family and friends know about your move and your new address. Fill a change of adress form. - Tell IRS about change of address. - In case you are moving in another state, learn about insurance and auto licensing. - Your kids records should be transferred to their new schools so notifi schools. - If you will travel by aiplane make reservations.
| | HAPPINESSWritten by dr charmaine saunders
Are you happy? This question is likely to bring either a defensive response like `Of course I am!’ or a bemused reply of , `No, should I be?’ Happiness is such a simple, natural concept and yet it seems so hard for average person to attain. Most os us are really bad at being happy! Why on earth should this be so? Firstly, let’s explode some myths and then we can look at some strategies for allowing happiness into our lives. Myths about happiness: *Happiness is somewhere `out there’ and we have to find it *It’s associated with goals, places, people, events *I can GET happiness and MAKE others happy too *Happiness is basically unattainable and certainly fleeting *It has to be earned. *It’s elusive and in future somewhere *You need a reason to be happy. Sounds familiar? Happiness lives within us, never outside of us. Therefore, it cannot come from external sources. The joy we get from things outside is cream on cake, an extra bonus but it can never be whole story. Relying on people, places and events to make us happy is ultimate fantasy. It can only bring transitory pleasure and disappointment in end. There is no need to try to get happiness because it is your natural birthright. It exists deep within you like a constant well-spring - infinite, always available, powerful. Imagine knowing that you can be happy at any time and forever, without having to do anything to earn it or make it happen. As happiness is linked to life-source energy, like sexuality, creativity, spirituality and joy, it rests in individual and therefore, cannot be bestowed by one person on another. This is one of our greatest myths - that we can make each other happy. At best, it is a romantic illusion created by songs, literature and popular culture. At worst, it causes a great deal of society’s heartache as this mistaken idea is taken into marriage and other relationships where it can only be ground into dust by heavy foot of disillusionment. The saddest part is that we don’t need to suffer if only we are prepared to accept responsibility for our own happiness. It works both ways. If no-one has to make you happy, neither do you have to do it for others. Think how liberating that is! It isn’t selfish or uncaring because as you feel your own happiness, you’ll have more to share with others, anyway.
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