If your stress level was sky-high last April, you weren’t alone. Many of us scramble days before the tax deadline, searching our homes for receipts and paperwork. The key to a more relaxed tax season is organization. The tax deadline, April 15, is quickly approaching. While we can’t tell
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We all know about work-induced anxiety, but what about personal challenges? According to a 2014 study by the Council on Contemporary Families, people are more stressed at home than at work. While employees may know what they’re supposed to do, people at home can lack that workplace
Read more →Do you know someone who is moving in the DMV this holiday season? Give the gift of personal assistant services to accommodate their relocation needs! Now more than ever, moving concierge services are tremendously helpful due to the pandemic. Here are some ways Potomac Concierge will
Read more →Since March, your kitchen has likely become a hot spot in your home. As we all stocked up on basics and created just-in-case inventories, the demand for pantry space soared. Pre-pandemic, all that eating out made it easier to maintain order. Does your pantry set-up still work
Read more →The coronavirus outbreak has pushed millions of young adults to move back with family members. An adult child returning can cause major shifts in a household and regardless of how much you love them, it can add stress. Here are some tips that may help with the
Read more →These days, many of us are relying on email more than ever. Like physical clutter, an overloaded inbox is distracting and causes stress. Essential emails can easily get lost if you lack organization and an efficient system for your incoming and outgoing messages. Here are some tips
Read more →Anxiety levels are higher in these uncertain times and clutter around the house doesn’t help ease your mental load. Now that your home is being used as a multi-purpose space, clutter accumulates quickly with personal, work, and school items all mixed together. Decluttering and re-organizing can be
Read more →Advice from Move Managers, Professional Organizers & Personal Assistants In this uncertain environment, it’s imperative to take extra precautions before allowing anyone inside your home. This includes vendors such as electricians, plumbers, handymen, HVAC techs, appliance repairmen, interior designers, moving crews, professional organizers, and personal assistants. Here
Read more →These days, many of us are connecting through Zoom meetings. If being on camera is new to you, read on for things to consider to ensure you are being seen and heard in the best light possible. 1) BACKGROUND – Your messy bookshelf is distracting to others.
Read more →If your move can be delayed, that’s your safest option. If not, rest assured that you can move into your new home safely and in a healthy, seamless, non-stressful fashion. Here are some things to consider: 1) DON’T SKIMP ON MOVE ESTIMATES – There’s no need to
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