5 ways to create balance and harmony in your home

A new residence offers a unique opportunity to optimize your space for user -friendliness, focus and a feeling of comfort and harmony.

The trends of the home organization have gained significant popularity in Australia, with the shows about the frequency of joy through the art of opening (Marie Kondo, someone?) And increasing market demand for innovative storage solutions.

These trends reflect a broader cultural change towards deliberate life, especially for those who work from home, which has increased the need for organized, multifunctional living space.

This means that we are more connected and online more than ever, whereby our demand for the Internet is growing faster than you may realize.

“Around 36% of Australians currently work at least part of the time from home and we all use the Internet more than ever,” says Jane McNamara from NBN.

“The average Australian household downloads eight times more than a decade ago, on about 25 connected devices, whereby the downloads are expected to double again in the next six or seven years, and connected devices are expected to reach until 2030.”

“This trend continues when new technology appears and part of our lives becomes,” she adds.

Here are 5 tips to optimize and harmonize your new home both physically and digitally.

1. The reduction of disorder reduces stress

Is in a technical tangle? A crowded home can disturb your feeling of harmony and may feel drained and unfocused.

Regardless of whether it is an overcrowded inbox with thousands of unread e -mails, a home office with messy cords and old devices or an internet connection that is not set up for your requirements.

Work on freeing your home from things that you do not need-thinking about old documents, unused devices, random frills and anything else that no longer triggers joy.

You can apply the same philosophy to your digital space.

Spend a little time to organize your documents, photos and videos in decent folders in order to eliminate your notifications and to chase your apps for a more focused and more efficient digital environment.

2. Fast internet makes it more efficient

The Internet has developed into the beating heart of modern home and connects people, devices and experiences seamlessly.

“A decade ago, the typical Australian house had 2 to 3 devices connected to the Internet,” says Jane.

“Today we have smartphones, watches, speakers, fans, cooling and cameras, in addition to laptops, television, tablets and game consoles, not to mention electric vehicles, the software patches and uploading film material and data from the day.”

“These are all dependent on their home connection and load and often all download them at once.”

In order to increase an increase in devices and family members at the same time, especially at peak times, think of streaming, gaming and late -night work video calls -to have the right internet plan for your needs, the key to better online experiences is.

Higher speed plans can offer more capacity so that your household continues to stream, work from home and at the same time work online with fewer disturbances.

3. Older technology could hold back

Just as old white goods and broken furniture can disturb the functionality and harmony of your house, older tech devices can also.

The technology that connects you to the Internet is another element that you should take into account in a well -organized digital life. The Wi-Fi generation of your router can limit the speeds you experience in your internet plan.

“We know that many Australians still use the Wi-Fi 4 technology, which was published about 16 years ago in 2009 and can usually only reach download speeds of up to 100 Mbit / s,” says Jane.

“Those with this technology simply cannot get the higher speeds for which they may pay.”

Check whether your devices are compatible. Outdated firmware or tech tools from different generations, such as an old printer and a new laptop, may not work well together.

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The placement of the furniture plays a crucial role in improving the river and the functionality of a house.

The arrangement of furniture to ensure clear paths and balanced layouts can help to hide your home for your needs. And Harmony is not only about placing physical furniture, but also about improving your digital experience by watching your Wi-Fi structure.

So that your internet connection is best suited for you, keep these things in the foreground:

1. Do not hide your Wi-Fi router in a closet or behind furniture, as obstacles including mirrors, refrigerators and even fish tanks can block your signal and limit your speed.
2. Minimize the disorders as frequent household items such as microwaves, televisions, radio devices and baby-bonitors can affect your Wi-Fi signal. So try to place your Wi-Fi router nearby.
3. Increase your Wi-Fi router and place it in a central place where you use the Internet the most.

“Even the fastest speed plan and the latest equipment cannot deliver the speed for which you pay if it is poorly furnished. It is a bit like buying new loudspeakers and the behavior on the carpet,” says Jane.

5. You may have internet 'dead zones'

If you live in a large home or in a multi-storey house or if you have internet failures, you can benefit from a mesh network-one art Wi-Fi setup with which internet reporting in your home is improved, especially if you have a large house.

Instead of relying on a single router to send Wi-Fi signals, a mesh network uses several devices that are referred to as knots.

Imagine it like a team of people who pass on a message. Instead of a person who tries to call the message via a large room, several people pass the message on to ensure that everyone hears them clearly.

In this way you get a stronger and more reliable Wi-Fi signal in your house, even in areas that are far from the main route. With a mesh network you can possibly say goodbye to internet dead zones, laggy streaming and slow intelligent devices caused by poor WLAN coverage in the apartment.

The connection with others is a fundamental human need. Virtual connections can be just as supportive as personal and the key to a harmonious internet connection could be to optimize your internet setup at home.

By harmonizing your digital space, you can help to ensure that your internet coverage flows seamlessly through every corner of your house – to bring balance, connectivity and peace of mind.

After all, a good internet in today's world is more than a convenience – it is the basis for a harmonious, connected life.

Consider the harmonization of your house with a high -speed -NBN plan. Check what is available on the NBN website at your address.