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Need Help Breaking Up With Your Sole Mates?

Let us help you make it through breaking up with your sole mates quickly and easily. Let’s pair this task down…

1. Take a quick pass thru your shoe collection and pull any shoes that are torn, worn and in bad condition. 

    Put them in a trash bag.

2. Next, get a box for donation and take a second pass through your shoe collection and pull any types of shoes that you can no longer comfortably wear or that are unstable or unsafe for you to wear.

Put them in your donation box. They may be:

  • Heels
  • Wedges
  • Flip Flops
  • Lace-ups
  • Stiff-soled shoes
  • Sling backs

3. Next, consider this: It’s not realistic to think that you will only keep the shoes that you will wear every day.                Why? Because you may need a pair of each of the following to put in your Keepers pile:

  • Dress shoes
  • Tennis shoes or comfortable walking shoes
  • Slippers or slip-ons that you wear around the house

4. Next, honestly look at your shoe collection and pull any shoes that you have not worn in a year. You may have loved them at the store, but found out after wearing them that they are completely uncomfortable. Resist the urge to hang on to them. 

Put them in your donation box. Maybe someone else’s feet will enjoy them!

5. Take one last look at the shoes you have left. Any shoes with a layer of dust on them and in good condition are candidates for the donate box. 

Be honest with yourself: You don’t want to keep shoes that you never wear even if you like them. They will just keep reminding you that you are not wearing them or that you can’t wear them!

6. Immediately take the bags of shoes that are going to the trash out and put them in the trash.

7. Immediately take the boxes of shoes that are to be donated and put them in your car so that the next time you’re out, you can drop them off.

8. Arrange the shoes you are keeping in your closet so that they are easy to see what you have and easy to reach them to put them on.

Ok, so now, you have successfully made it through breaking up with the real heels in your life and you can enjoy time with your true sole mates!

If you are downsizing or getting ready to move to a Senior Community – whether it’s a House, Independent or Assisted Living Community, give us a call at 602-620-9941 for a free consultation to discuss how Arizona Senior Moving can help you through this most important senior move.

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Top 7 Reasons Seniors Downsize

Like many things in life, there are no courses or manuals for making some of its most important decisions. Whether they’re emotional or financially driven, or a combination of both, sometimes you just have to go with your gut. And while there’s no easy answer, recognizing your motivations for downsizing can help you make the final decision on whether it’s time to stay or go.

Financial stability: Are you retired or experiencing financial hardships? Have your monthly expenses increased over the years due to the escalation in the cost of living? If so, this may be an opportune time to downsize, especially If you’re feeling a financial crunch. Selling your home for a smaller, lesser expensive place can help you to save money, reduce your monthly expenses, and possibly increase your disposable income.

Home equity: If you’ve owned your home for several years, there’s likely a lot of equity, particularly with the rise in home prices over the past few years. This may be a great reason to sell as you can use the proceeds from the sale to downsize and have some cash left over to add to your nest egg.

Homeownership: Are you tired of being a homeowner and no longer want the responsibilities of the upkeep or ongoing expense? Whether it’s due to financial, physical, or other circumstances, it may be a good time to discuss selling and explore rental options or consider a Senior Living Community.

Home upkeep: Having less maintenance is often the key reason for downsizing. Not only can it be costly, but it can also be dangerous. For example, if you’re older and have to climb on your roof to clean the gutters, you may be putting yourself at risk of a serious fall. If you’re beginning to feel overwhelmed with your home’s upkeep, it may be a good time to consider a downsizing move.

Life changes: Unexpected major life-changing events, such as divorce or the death of a spouse or partner or an illnes or injury, may require you to make some changes, both in your financial life and your lifestyle. They may even be the catalyst for making your final decision to downsize.

Lifestyle: Have you aged out of your neighborhood? Are you an empty nester and your home now feels lonely or too big for you? If so, it may be time to consider downsizing to a smaller home and into a community that makes sense for you. There are many options in the Phoenix and Sun City area for Active Adult Communities and Senior Communities that match your financial and lifestyle needs with other like-minded people.

Proximity to family: Your adult children and grandchildren may not live close to you anymore and chances are you want to be in closer proximity to them. Whether you’re retired or still in the workforce and able to work remotely, it may be the right time to sell and downsize.

If you’ve decided to begin the downsizing process, be thorough in your research—the options are endless. Whether your motivations have to do with a lifestyle change, lower cost of living, or health challenges, be sure to contact Arizona Senior Moving to assist you in your downsizing adventure “Home upkeep: Having less maintenance is often the key reason for downsizing.” “Life changes: Unexpected major life-changing events, such as divorce or the death of a spouse or partner, may require you to make some changes, both in your financial life and your lifestyle.” .

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Arizona Senior Moving is COVID-19 Prevention & Safety Certified

Arizona Senior Moving Company is pleased to announce that we have successfully completed certification in COVID-19 Prevention & Safety Excellence for Senior Moving Companies.

This certification and training is specifically for moving companies that specialize in moving Seniors. It includes COVID-19 Safety Protocols for:

  • Senior Community and Apartment Safety
  • Employee Safety
  • Face Masks, Gloves and Protective Gear (PPE) 
  • Equipment Sanitizing and Disinfecting
  • And more…

We have already been following governmental and community safety guidelines. To help assure peace of mind for communities, clients and employees, we decided to complete formal training and receive certification. You can confidently recommend Arizona Senior Moving Company knowing we are committed to providing your residents with a safe, healthy, peaceful move.

 If you have any questions at all, please contact us at 602-620-9941.

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