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We all know that young people in the "Millenial" demographic are less likely to stick to their roots where they grew up. But why? What is the reason that the people who make up this generation is the least likely to remain in their hometowns?
Well, for starters, techonology has made the world a lot smaller for everyone. Whereas pen pals, expensive travel, and encyclopedias used to be the only way to learn about a new place, someone who grew up with access to the internet has the luxury of being able to learn about different cultures with a few clicks.
Because of this, young people are finding jobs, places to live, and even romantic partners in cities where they have never even visited before. With the rise in technological advancement, many doors are opening for those who are brave enough to walk through them.
We all know the airplane emergency advice: "Secure your mask before helping others." Hopefully, it's advice you've never had to use, but it's valuable advice nonetheless. The same principle applies to handling your move. If you are stressed in the weeks leading up to your move, that's normal. However, it's a crucial step to reduce your anxiety as much as possible so that nothing will hinder anyone on your moving team.
How can you do this? Make sure that you have sturdy, durable moving supplies that won't break. Also, make sure to create a full inventory with labels of everything you're packing, and make sure to get started well before the big day. Follow a guided checklist, and set milestones for yourself to make sure you're doing all the tasks at the right time.