Organising for Seniors May 10, 2011
Posted by ordermatters in Seniors.trackback
Of the many people I know who have reached “senior” status, there’s not much senior about them. Sixty is definitely the new Fifty with many as active as ever with travelling, new businesses, new projects, volunteering and even continuing to work by choice.
Whatever the circumstances, this stage of life is a time of transition and change. Being organised in your senior years is vital to our well being and when you finally leave this earth, you’ll have made important decisions without leaving loose ends for loved ones to deal with.
Here are some key areas where being organised will enhance your life:
- Declutter – The kids moved out long ago and have family of their own, but it still looks like they live at home. Do yourself a favour and ask them to collect their belongings. It’s time to reclaim your space to suit your needs TODAY.
- Downsizing – Need a new home to suit your life now, but the thought of sorting and discarding is overwhelming? Tackle one cupboard and one room at a time and start now, before you have a deadline. An uncluttered home will also be much more appealing for sale.
- Estate Planning – Neglecting organising your estate can cause unnecessary heartache for those left behind. A current Will and Testament is your chance to have your wishes honoured. There are many professionals who specialise in this area and an expert is worth the investment.
- Expired Medication – Expired medication becomes ineffective and can be dangerous. Dispose of out of date medication at your local chemist and only replace what you need. Always have a valid prescription for essential medication.
- Get Support – Family and friends can be a great source of support, but sometimes there is too much emotion involved. A Professional Organiser can be the objective person you need to make things happen.
If you or someone you know would like support to get organised and enhance the quality of their senior years, contact me now.


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