And Now You Have To Move?

Let's face it, we are living in stressful times right now. Everyone needs to remember that we're all on this big blue marble together. We are all going through much of the same conditions and even some of the same experiences. For some though, the past few months have been down right devastating.

And now you have to move? Wow! Talk about anxiety, right?

According to both Market Watch and the National Association of Realtors, right now the sale of homes in the United States are on the rise. Even YOU may be contemplating a relocation of your own. But let's try to de-stress the event for you a little bit by considering the following.

The average person moves approximately 12 times in their lifetime. At age 18, a person can expect to move another 9 times in their remaining life. And at the age of 45, you can still expect another 3 moves before you pass away. That's a lot of moves! I myself, have move 19 times total so far in my lifetime. When I think about it... I think, "That's nuts!"

So, what's my point? My point is, that no matter what the road block is that is now forcing you to move, you having to relocate was bound to happen sooner or later. Statistics say so! So, don't sweat it! Like the old children's Christmas song says, "Just put one foot in front of the other... and soon you'll be walking across the floor."

Dealing with obstacles requires you to meet them head-on and take small steps every day in order to work through the obstacle. While growing up outside of Cleveland, OH, my father used to life-coach us by saying, "It's not what happens to you in life... it's how you deal with it." And boy, he was right.

How does that mind-set help you today? Hopefully by giving you the tools you need to tackle your upcoming move with less trepidation, and hopefully less anxiety. Sure, moving is a big deal. It ranks right up there on the stress meter with dying and public speaking. But tackling your problem head-on will empower you to be confident and to persevere in everything you do.

Here at the Moving Families Initiative® we are dedicated to helping you and your family get through your relocation, from listing your home or property, to many other services needed during a typical move. We have streamlined the entire process by having our, certified real estate agents on-hand to help you with every detail. And it will be a trusted agent right from your local area or community.

At the Moving Families Initiative we are committed to providing the highest quality products and services in the industry to serve and protect you and your family during periods of transition and change in your lives.

All of our help is accessible to you and your entire family simply by filling out a contact form that is available HERE. 

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About The Author

Rich Fields is a nationally known television and radio personality who (among other things) was the announcer on America's favorite family game-show, The Price is Right. He is the only announcer in TPIR history to have worked on-camera with both Bob Barker and Drew Carey. Rich Fields is also an Emmy Award winning television news veteran who spent six and a half years alone at CBS News, Los Angeles. Rich has worked at 16 different radio stations across the country, which has also made him a veteran at moving. Rich Fields has been uprooted and relocated 19 different times in his lifetime.