SOLO AND SMART AGING

Are you recently widowed, divorced, or single? 

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Wondering, "Who will look out for me when older?"

 

Your concerns: 

Finding a sense of belonging

Coping with emotions of aging alone

Building a network of friends for support 

Making informed decisions

Companionship and understanding

Setting goals that bring joy and meaning

Navigating the journey of rediscovery

Managing finances for security

 

While these feel overwhelming, with the right support, resources, and guidance, the challenges can be overcome, allowing for a new chapter of life with optimism and resilience.

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PRAISES

“Carol’s Life Assessment tool served as my WAKE-UP CALL. Her workshop is a PLAN OF ACTION to mitigate the

negative consequences of unreadiness and lack of preparation for life after retirement. May the Good Lord Bless

You, Carol Marak, for tirelessly and genuinely caring about others.” Mary H., Florida participant

I am 57. I became a widow at age 49.  After hearing Carol speak and reading the book, it has hit home  that legal documents and financial planning is only a part of planning.  P.H.  Mastering Solo Aging  Resource Group participant 

Carol's program is the most thorough and systematic presentation on the subject of solo aging I have ever heard.  I was nothing short of blown away by how far ahead Carol is on the topic. Her subject matter and strategies surpass the several other versions on solo aging that I’ve ever participated in.  NYC participant

Carol Marak has designed a life-saving program for many of us who did not realize that the tasks of aging alone are so important. This stage of aging alone is something that has been on my mind even as a child. Almost no relatives, I have used Carol's outline to help me organize many things. I highly recommend this as an opportunity to take stock of one's life before we need things. Preparation for senior hood alone is a curriculum that offers peace of mind.  Solo in Los Angeles

A Well-Planned Life

My struggles were the same, Who will look after me like I did for my parents?  

Have questions about how best to plan for your or a loved one's aging journey? Let's talk!

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  OVERCOMING OBSTACLES

 Healthy and strong

(Mall walking with neighbor)  

 Engage and socialize

 (Outings with friends)

 Open to new experiences

 (Neighbor I met at a networking event)    

 Have the support of neighbors and friends

(Neighbors! My safety-net) 

 Enjoy a deep sense of life purpose

(Life purpose: gets me up and moving in the mornings) 

  Surrounded by people who care