Smarter in September: Smarter Decluttering

So much stuff! We do seem to accumulate the lion’s share of it, don’t we? It’s one of the reasons folks hesitate to downsize (or rightsize, as our expert likes to call it). Whether you have a relocation in your future or just want to live your best life in the space you have, clearing the clutter is going to be the first step. But where to start, you ask? Not to worry, we’ve brought in rightsizing expert Jeannine Bryant to take us through the process of throwing out 50 things she promises won’t even be missed.

Join us for a senior relocation pro’s practical tips and inspiration to send you sorting through your belongings and undergoing your own rightsizing journey. Motivation is a short presentation away, so be sure and tune in. We’ll be drawing names, and four lucky attendees will receive a copy of Jeannine’s book Ready to Rightsize? A step-by-step guide to your rightsizing journey: For older adults and their loved ones.

About the presenter: Jeannine Bryant is the owner and CEO of Changing Spaces SRS, a senior move management company in Lincoln, NE. She has helped provide rightsizing and relocation services to seniors since 2010. During that time, she has been actively involved in the downsizing and moving processes of hundreds of older adults.

Passionate about helping seniors and their families through times of transition, Jeannine has been featured on numerous podcasts and is a regular contributor on KFOR 1240 AM radio. She’s the author of two books: Keep the Memories, Not the Stuff, a helpful guide for anyone who has trouble letting go of keepsakes, and Ready to Rightsize? A step-by-step guide to your rightsizing journey: For older adults and their loved ones, an essential guidebook to anyone undergoing a transition and moving to a smaller space.

Jeannine is originally from North Dakota and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Northwestern College in Orange City, IA, and a Master of Arts degree from the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. She is an active member of Lincoln’s Coalition for Older Adult Health Promotion, as well as a member of the Lincoln Caregiver Education Group. She lives in Lincoln with her husband and two children.