Organize your home, clear the clutter & simplify your life.

In 1988, a study at the University of Scranton found that the vast majority (77%) of people kept their New Year’s resolutions for just two weeks and 19% met their goals within two years. While these statistics may have been disappointing at the time, they would be considered enviable today. As the world has gotten busier and more fast-paced those numbers plummeted, with an estimated four percent keeping their resolutions in 2018. Perhaps even worse, in 2019, the largest portion, 57%, said they hadn’t bothered to make a resolution at all. There are many reasons for this, and it’s not always as simple as a lack of willpower or motivation. For example, many have unrealistic resolutions and/or timeframes in which to complete them. Others may simply not have the tools or the structure in place to set them up…

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Digital inventory, here’s why it’s important.

“Clutter isn’t just the stuff on the floor, it’s anything that gets between you and the life you want to be living.” This saying by famed Australian organizer Peter Walsh is a profound one. It speaks to the hundreds of little details that get tacked on to our to-do lists and add stress to our already over scheduled lives.  While we can’t always take things completely off our plate, there are tools at our disposal that we can use to virtually declutter our lives. All-in-one platforms, for example, allow us to create a digital inventory of our physical assets that we have at our fingertips 24/7.  Here are some things people include in their digital inventory, and how having one of your own can make your life easier. Everyday Items: You’re still working from home and realize you’re out…

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Here’s how embracing property management software can allow property managers to provide the best possible service.

Once upon a time, the ability to multitask was considered the mark of a competent individual and certainly an ideal employee. While more recent studies indicate that focusing on one task at a time is actually more efficient, not to mention healthier, that is not always realistic. Property managers, for example, will always have several balls in the air – that’s just the nature of the beast. However, utilizing technology – an area in which the real estate industry has typically lagged – makes juggling their many tasks infinitely easier. This goes beyond run-of-the-mill desktop software, where one would still need to log on from a computer, to EstateSpace property management software that give property managers the ability to handle all aspects of their job from anywhere in the world.  Here are some ways in which such solutions are…

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