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Rightsizing Real Talk: When Your Home No Longer Fits Your Life

When Home No Longer Fits: Connie P’s Rightsizing Journey “I fell. I couldn’t do the stairs anymore.” In this episode of Moments That Make You, Connie P shares the deeply personal story of why she chose to sell her apartment in Jackson Heights, Queens, and move into a residence with care and support. Although her building had an elevator, just seven steps to reach it became a major obstacle after a serious fall that left her using a walker. Living alone, and with her safety at risk, Connie and her close friends knew it was time to make a change. But the hardest part wasn’t just the stairs — it was the emotional weight of years of accumulated belongings. Boxes from over 10 years ago that were never opened. Trophies, books, memorabilia, and heirlooms from loved ones. Items filled with memories, and too much to face all at once. Like many seniors or anyone with a home filled with too much stuff, Connie was overwhelmed—not just physically, but emotionally. Letting go was a process, not an event. And she didn’t do it alone. This video is for: • Seniors who feel their home may no longer fit their needs • Adult children supporting aging parents • Anyone beginning to feel overwhelmed by “too much stuff” • Sellers looking for clarity on what it really means to rightsize What you'll learn: ✔️ Why downsizing is actually rightsizing ✔️ How clutter and family belongings can block progress ✔️ The importance of taking one step at a time ✔️ Why the right exit strategy makes all the difference ✔️ How a solution-focused realtor can support you through every phase If you’re starting to feel overwhelmed by your home — or the things inside it — let’s talk. I specialize in helping homeowners in Queens and Long Island rightsize with clarity and compassion. From the first conversation to the final closing, I’m here to guide you through it. Contact me today at 347-612-2964 to begin your rightsizing journey. You’re not alone.