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I hate to get into a game of semantics here, but I have been 'home'-less for the past 18 months.

My husband and I followed our realtor's recommendations, cast aside our personal feelings and scrubbed the condo clean of any personality, going so far as to paint the entire thing white. Update: our home is presently under contract. Say no more.

Prior to the modern era, the process of getting someplace far away took a long time and allowed travellers to adapt physically

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We've done it. We've decided to leave New York. Of course, next we went through the denial-bargaining-anger-grief phases. And as with all breakups, we needed separation to gain clarity. Now we have emerged, a bit shaken, but in one piece. And we're finally ready to talk about it.

Buying your first home is a landmark moment and a huge life accomplishment for anyone--especially these days. It can also be a long and drawn out process, so when you finally put pen to paper, it can be easy to forget that it's still not over quite yet. Here are seven crucial steps to put into motion the day you buy your first homes.

We may think if we act like we are positive and relaxed then our kids will be okay. The truth is they know how we really feel and the older they get, having spent more time around us, they know when something is wrong and when we're covering up on how we really feel.

Two weeks ago, my team and I packed up our headquarters and made the big move to a new building. The whole process took about three days to complete and was entirely "Go, go, go!" momentum based. By the time we arrived, we were tired and still working on getting ourselves 100% up to speed, but we were excited to be there and explore our new surroundings.

So you noticed a fantastic piece of land across town which you think might be a better location for your business or possibly a better business opportunity somewhere else in the country. There's better foot traffic, or additional exposure, or you can get a deal on the rent for a certain period of time. What should you do before you pack up your business and move across town - or even farther!

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I know change is a part of life, and ultimately learning to adjust to new developments and meet new people will be good for my daughter. But as a mom, it's hard to see fear and anxiety welling up in my child's eyes.