Aging In Place – A Series

As we journey through life, aging in place becomes a significant consideration for many individuals. It involves planning and preparing to live independently in our homes as we grow older. This process requires careful thought and organization to ensure our needs are effectively met. From modifying our living spaces to arranging for support services, there … Read more

Downsizing and Purging

When downsizing, many people struggle to let go of certain items because of emotional, sentimental, or practical attachments. Often, it’s not just the item’s function, but the memories, personal connections, and sense of identity tied to it that make downsizing difficult. Have you thought about downsizing? Or, maybe you have already moved into a smaller … Read more

Creating Peace of Mind

Many do not want to plan for their end of life for any number of reasons. However, if you decide you should prepare, it can be an empowering accomplishment. By focusing on the empowering act of organizing one’s affairs, you will leave behind not only a sense of security and relief for family and friends … Read more

Aging in Place

Here are some key points to consider about women aging in place in their own homes: Social Connections and Community: Staying in their own homes allows women to maintain their social networks and remain active in their communities. This continuity is vital for mental health, reducing the risks of loneliness and isolation, which are common … Read more

Do You Have a Will?

I found the following article and found it very interesting. It was about how many people in the United States die with (and without) a Will. “According to a 2024 Caring.com survey, 32% of Americans have a will, which means that the majority of adults in the United States die without a valid estate plan. This … Read more

Password Protect Your Login Information

Creating a list of your login information is a crucial step in managing your online accounts effectively for now and in the future. Start by compiling a list of all the websites, platforms, and services where you have created accounts. Include everything from social media accounts and email accounts to online banking and shopping websites. … Read more

Are You Spending More Time Planning a Vacation than End-of-Life?

When planning a vacation beyond a quick trip, it’s essential to dedicate significant time and effort to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience. Researching destinations, comparing transportation options, determining the best dates, finding suitable accommodations, budgeting, and creating a detailed itinerary are just some tasks that require careful consideration. For instance, in my upcoming venture … Read more

Feelings about End-of-Life Planning

Imagine this scenario: you reach a certain age where the topic of end-of-life planning becomes more prevalent in your mind. It’s not the most pleasant subject, but it’s necessary. Surprisingly, a survey conducted by Ethos, a major term life insurance provider in the US, revealed that 42% of respondents preferred to die suddenly and avoid … Read more

What If You Lived to be 100?

None of us know when our final time will come. It’s a sobering and undeniable fact of life that adds a sense of urgency to how we live each day. The uncertainty of our lifespan should serve as a reminder to make the most of every moment, to cherish our loved ones, and to pursue … Read more

Find the Best Seat on a Flight

As someone who traveled a lot for business and now travels for personal fun and experiences, I wanted to share a website that I use when selecting a seat on any flight. The name of the website is SeatGuru (www.seatguru.com). This website allows you to search for your flight on any airline. Once you have … Read more