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Webinars Workshops
Consultations

Every homeowner is unique, so there are different webinars, workshops, private consultations and videos for every stage of homeownership.  

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The Psychology of Your Transition - Preparing Your Mind for Your Next Chapter 

Many people feel stuck on the fence, unsure how to move forward. This webinar explores why indecision happens, how it quietly creates stress, and how preparing your mindset brings relief and clarity.

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Part 1 & 2:
Should I Stay Or Go?

This free 40-minute crash course will introduce you to the Stay Or Go Workbook and show you how to decide if you should stay in your home or make a transition. It uses the "Who, What, When, Where, Why and How" framework.

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Just Part 2: Stay or Go Workbook exercise

This Webinar will explain the exercises in the Stay Or Go Workbook:

 

- Evaluating your homeownership

- Envisioning your perfect future

- Prioritizing your search criteria

- Educating yourself with webinars

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Retirement
Communities 101

This workshop explains the different types of communities and their benefits, it will dispel all of the myths and help you make the best decisions for your future.

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How it All Works - A Home Transition Roadmap 

This workshop covers what to do after you've decided to make the transition to a retirement community, you need to know “How it all Works”.  

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The Homeowner FlightPlan
– What homeowners should expect when selling 

This webinar explains the entire process of selling a home with the least amount of stress possible. 
It's YOUR FlightPlan.

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Webinar Schedule
for 2026

This page shows ALL of the webinars scheduled for 2026

STUDENT TESTIMONIALS

Your “Stay Or Go Homeowner” class is a valuable resource for anyone approaching that time of life.  I was a fairly new widow when I took it, and while I had done many of the things mentioned, there were valuable details that I was glad to learn.  It was reassuring to learn that I can stay in my home – unless I decide for other reasons to relocate to a seniors residence.

I’m also pleased to have the contacts and recommendations you provided, for home maintenance and down-sizing.  I’m actively engaged in down-sizing as I can, to make it easier if and when a move is necessary.

I have told many of my friends about the class and I think a couple of them are planning to take it. 

I wish you success with your efforts to turn all of this into a book – you could reach even more people that way, although a book wouldn’t really take the place of the class discussions.

Dale Hill

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