New Year, New Me, New … Condo? 

Live out your 2021 New Year’s resolutions with Sage Living Kingston

Nov 30, 2021

Your 2021 New Year’s Eve celebrations probably looked a lot different than previous years, and your 2022 New Year’s resolutions will likely look a lot different too. For many, 2022 represents the opportunity to reset and re-focus as we hope for a return to some semblance of normalcy. 

If you’re planning on ringing in the new year with a list of resolutions and goals, consider how your living space can help (or hinder) your success. Whether you’re committing to staying organized, boosting your GPA, upping your fitness game or reducing your carbon footprint, Sage Living Kingston’s luxury student condos could be the perfect place to kickstart your 2022 goals. 

What resolutions are you making for the new year? We’ve rounded up five popular 2022 New Year’s resolutions – and how a Sage Living condo can help you stick to them.

1 . Keeping My Living Space Clean & Organized

Research has shown that a cluttered space can negatively impact our stress and anxiety levels, our ability to focus, our eating choices and our sleep.1 When your living space is clean and organized, it’s easier to relax and focus what you need to get done. But it’s hard to get motivated to clean and organize when your current accommodations bear the marks (and odours) of decades of previous renters. 

As one of the first renters to move into Sage Living Kingston’s luxury student condo building, everything will be new and clean. It will be a complete fresh start – for both you and your living space.

2. Meeting My Academic Goals

Where you choose to live can have a big impact on your ability to achieve your academic goals. Whether it’s a large group of rowdy roommates, long trips to the laundromat, painfully slow internet or noisy upstairs neighbours, there are many distractions that can negatively influence your academic success. 

Sage Living Kingston offers your choice of one-, two-, or three-bedroom suites that best fit your lifestyle and academic goals. With convenient in-suite laundry, high speed internet and state-of-the-art soundproofing, you can spend more time focusing on your assignments and midterms and less time pulling your hair out.

3. Adding Fitness Into My Routine

With so much time spent (responsibly) indoors in 2021, exercise may not have been at the top of your priority list by the end of the year. But regular exercise has been proven to have a significant positive impact on both our physical and mental wellbeing.2

Sage Living Kingston offers premium amenities – like a private fitness centre – that make regular fitness sessions a convenient and attainable addition to your daily routine.

4. Reducing My Carbon Footprint

In an effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19, many retailers and food service providers have had to suspend a number of sustainability initiatives – such as bring your own bag/mug programs. As a result, many of us are looking for opportunities to reduce our individual carbon footprints at home. 

Sage Living Kingston features top-of-the-line energy efficient appliances and building design for a sustainable future. Each suite is complete with individual climate control, so you have full control over your suite’s energy use (and your utility bill).

5. Planning For The Months Ahead

After a year of such uncertainty and change, getting a handle on the months ahead can help introduce a sense of stability back into your life. Planning also gives you the opportunity to define your priorities and set big picture goals. An annual planner is an easy way to keep yourself organized, manage tasks, set and measure goals, and check in with your big picture plans.  

Have you made a plan for where you’re going to be living once the school year starts? Sage Living Kingston is now accepting applications for Fall 2022 luxury student condo rentals.

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Connect with a Sage Living Kingston rental agent by email at rent@sagekingston.ca or by phone at (613) 900-2820

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Sources

Harvard Business Review

CDC