Tips & Tricks When it’s Come to Moving Task In Gold Coast

problems. Maybe return to your task list and timeline and work in some extra days if you can.
Allowing for some wiggle room will ensure that you can adjust and feel calm even when chaos
abounds.
Have a Back-up Plan
Now, I'm not talking about creating a full back-up plan, but rather that you have a list of options
should some of the major pieces of your move fall out of place. For instance, I always keep a short
list of back up movers and rental agencies, just in case. I also allow a few days on either end of our
move out/move in day should our moving company cancel or not show up. This can happen even
though it's rare. Plan for alternatives. You'll feel better knowing that your uncle and his two-ton
truck is available should you need it.
Be Prepared to Feel Uprooted
You're going to be living in chaos for a while, with boxes everywhere and things feeling out of
control. It's normal to be upset when you can't find the spatula or the crock pot; just remember to
consult your lists and know that you're organized and on track for this move. You've done the work,
and even though there's still more to go, it will get done.
And when you move into your new home, also remember that it'll take a while for this new space to
feel like your own - for you and your family to settle in. Give it time.
And remember to breathe.
Moving Checklist
You may not be able to move mountains, but you can plan an organized move with a little help
from this step-by-step timeline.