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“Home Sweet Home – for LIFE” -   The vast majority of people want to live out their days in their own homes—and without being a burden on their kids. Planning ahead greatly raises your odds of making it happen. “Aging in place” refers to the ability to live in one’s own home— wherever that might be—for as long, as confidently, and as comfortably possible. Aging in place technologies are the tools that enable seniors to remain in their home of choice, for as long as they choose. This program will review the issues that seniors and their families need to consider.


“How can you know where you’re going, if you don’t know where you’ve been?”

We are all on the trip of our lives, and course of your time line is rich with note worthy events, and points of significant decision. An experiential program -by reviewing the trip thus far, and taking stock of the available supplies and what you yet want to explore, the next phase can be even richer than the last. Get ready to rock the boat instead of the rocking chair!

The intention is to turn conventional retirement planning upside down, because today while people may retire from a career, they certainly don’t retire from life. The goal will be to inspire and motivate you to think differently about so-called retirement planning, to go beyond just the financial perspective (important though it is), and explore what matters to you, what you really want to do with the rest of your life — the 20 or more years of an extended lifespan.

Simplifying Life – Six Secrets to Getting Your Ducks in a Row  – IF: you can’t eat it, it isn’t appealing, you don’t use it, and if it doesn’t have a home – then it’s clutter! Discover the power of a vision to declutter and stay that way. Learn to: Honor/Preserve the best of the past -Get the everyday basics in order and Always leave space for grace.

Designing Life’s Third Act! – Create a future at least as interesting as your past, possibly more so. Call it retirement if you insist — although renaissance or renewal would be more accurate. So, what’s next? What do you want to do with the rest of your life? Important questions, not just for you personally, but for your family and your circle of friends, your community, your country. Your choices have a bigger impact that you may realize. I’m looking forward to helping you “Design Life’s Third Act™!”

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