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A Positive Take on Downsizing

If you are looking to Downsize and feeling overwhelmed, it is completely understandable. You have most probably lived in the same home for many years, and major change can bring a great deal of uncertainty. Staying positive is key.

Realising the benefits of moving into a more manageable home is the first step to shifting your mindset which will help you move through the downsizing process more easily, and action change.

Here are some major benefits that you will experience:

You will no longer feel worried about your inevitable transition, and it will feel like a weight has been lifted from your shoulders.

Your next home will be more manageable and suited to who you are today.

You will free up your time to do more of the things you love.

When you feel ready, begin to explore all options in your location. This may include retirement living villages or free-standing homes. If you are looking at a one-step Downsize, please assess if your new home will still be suitable in 10 years’ time.

Consider making a list of priorities that are important to you and ensure your highest priorities are non-negotiable.

For example, what aspects of a new home are important to you? Would you like a double garage? Would you like to live near a park? What type of a community would you like to live in?

There are so many things to look forward to when Downsizing and planning your next chapter. If you go about the process in a strategic manner with a little support, your wellbeing will automatically improve. In fact, you may even wish you had done it sooner.

If you are looking to Downsizing your home, you are welcome to come and join Julia Dyer for an Independent Information Session at Bunjil Place, Narre Warren on March 13. Bookings Essential. Call 0404 293 485 to register, today.

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