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The Life Changing Adjustments Program

If it bothers you, it matters.

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First, Let's Find Out About

Where You Are

Clutter Level

Looks Fine... Until You Open Things

The home looks decent overall - floors are clear, main areas feel normal. But open a closet? A drawer?

The garage? It's packed. You can close the door and it feels under control... but storage is doing all the heavy lifting. Everything has a place... as long as you don't need to find it.

Clutter Level

Hidden Clutter + Visible Surfaces

Everything from Level 1, plus now the counters and flat surfaces are getting taken over.

You're always moving piles around just to use the counter.

Before you can cook, you have to clear a spot. The dining table? Covered.

You have to move stuff just to use the bathroom sink. The clutter isn't hidden anymore - it's living on the counters and tables.

Clutter Level

Looks Fine... Until You Open Things

Everything from Level 2, plus now clutter starts landing on the floor.

Along hallways, by walls, in corners, beside furniture, near doorways. You can still walk through, but it feels tight, crowded, and visually noisy.

You're stepping around things just to move through your own home.

Here's what's important to understand - it's not just about which level you're at.

It's about which level is keeping you up at night.

Because some people are at Level 1 and it's eating at them every single day. They know it's all hiding behind closed doors, and that weight follows them everywhere.

And then there are people at Level 3 who've gotten so used to it, they've kind of numbed out. They don't even see it anymore. But the stress? It's still there. They just don't connect it to the clutter.

They feel irritated easily. Simple tasks feel heavier than they should. They avoid having people over. They feel tired in their own home. That's the clutter talking, even if they can't name it.

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And If You're in Midlife...

If you're downsizing, empty nesting, retiring, or caring for aging parents - this clutter isn't just stuff anymore. It's making a life transition that's already hard feel even heavier.

The First Step: A Date With My Belongings

The Inner Work You've Been Avoiding

This is where we start - not with your closet, not with your garage, but with YOU.

Why does this matter?

Because every time you pick up an item and can't decide what to do with it, it's not about the item. It's about the story attached to it. The guilt. The fear. The version of yourself you're holding onto.

The workbook walks you through four critical sections:

Understanding Why It's Hard to Start - You'll see how you got here and release the guilt that's been holding you back. Understanding helps you answer your. own questions.
Your Emotional Attachments - Discover the needs you've been trying to meet through your belongings. Security. Comfort. Connection. Identity. Once you see this, you can honor memories without keeping everything.
Your Mental Beliefs - Break down the stories you tell yourself. "I'm not organized." "I don't have what it takes." These beliefs are lies, and we're going to prove it.
Your Patterns - Understand why you procrastinate and how to use those low moments instead of letting them pull you back.

By the time you finish this workbook, you're not just ready to declutter. You're emotionally and mentally prepared to make decisions that actually feel right.

The Next Step: The Decluttering Planner

Creating Your Vision

Here's what most people miss: You need a clear vision for this stage of your life.

What do YOU want your home to feel like? What do you want your days to look like? Not what your family expects. Not what looks impressive. What feels right for YOU right now.

The planner gives you:

A clear vision for every space in your home. Realistic timelines broken into 90-minute sessions. No more guessing. No more giving up halfway through because you had no idea how long it would take.

Break every space into 90-minute sessions so time is never an excuse
Create realistic timelines for each area from start to finish
Know exactly what you're tackling and when
Stop guessing and stop giving up halfway through

You're not wandering from room to room hoping it'll come together. You have a clear path forward that fits your actual life.

The Final Step: Weekly Life Guidance

Taking Action Even When It Feels Scary

Here's the thing: You'll never feel 100% ready. And that's okay.

You're not going to wake up one day feeling completely prepared with the perfect game plan. But waiting for that moment means you'll be waiting forever.

Every week, we meet live:

Show me the space you're working on and I'll walk you through it like I'm standing right there with you. While I'm helping someone with their spare bedroom, you're picking up ideas for yours. You commit to one simple step for the week - nothing overwhelming.

Real-Time Guidance - Show me the space you're working on and I'll walk you through it like I'm standing right there with you
Learn From Each Other - While I'm helping someone with their spare bedroom, you're picking up ideas for yours
Community Support - You're surrounded by people doing the same work, sharing what works, celebrating progress
Weekly Commitments - At the end of each workshop, you commit to one simple step for the week - nothing overwhelming