You might dream of packing your bags and running off to make it big in New York City, but the fact of the matter is, it's extremely hard to get a call back from an employer if you don't live the same city. To raise your chances of succeeding, here are some things you should do: Move There: The best way to find a job in the city you'd love to work in is to be on the ground, networking, and Read more

This question is from a Group Therapy post in our TrèsSugar Community. Add your advice in the comments! I'm 21 years old and still living at home with my mom and her husband of six years. I do work full time and although I have done two years of college courses, it really hasn't been my most recent priority. I've decided that I want to move out to California (I live in Virginia) and I'm having a Read more

Decorating and arranging a new space is a pretty exciting prospect for any home decor enthusiast. But the act of physically moving out of one home and into another generally doesn't top anyone's list of favorite activities. While there are no real shortcuts to changing spaces, there are certainly things you can do to make the process as smooth and painless as possible. Read on for eight easy Read more

This week's confession comes from our anonymous Confession Booth group in the TrèsSugar Community. Weigh in with your advice below. I moved away from home to finish up my bachelors a year ago. My boyfriend at the time moved out here with two of his friends a couple months later and we got engaged. Ever since I have been here I have hated it. It isn't a bad place, actually most people would love Read more

Moving can be such a hassle, but it doesn't have to be painful. Over the course of the last month, as my apartment hunt has gone into full swing, I've discovered that these five tech tools can be a lifesaver when it comes to saving up, budgeting, selling off my unused items, and even taking a virtual tour of apartments from miles away. Check out my most-used digital tools, then share with us the Read more

This question is from a Group Therapy post in our TrèsSugar Community. Add your advice in the comments! My boyfriend works for Target, and is hoping to get promoted to headquarters up in Minneapolis. We currently live in Indiana, where most of my family is. We live together now. I'm pretty happy where I am now, and have a job I enjoy. However, if he were to move to Minneapolis, I feel I would Read more

Whenever I meet someone who lives or has lived far from where they grew up, I usually ask what brought them there. Half the time the answer is a relationship, and for nearly all that half the relationship is long over. They never seem to regret it — how you arrive is less important than why you stay — but moving in together is tricky enough. Combine it with a long-distance move, and you have Read more

Moving is always tough work. I recently talked about some handy things to do when you're moving house. Now I have more tips for you from reader expresso14, who kindly shared three great tips that you might find useful:   Definitely pack things yourself if you can, especially clothing, books and the like. If you've got big, fragile items, pay the movers to pack them — then they're liable for Read more

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