For women who are tired of fighting with their stuff
and ready for their home to finally work for them.
So that the things that make life function are one reach away;
the things that make life wonderful are ready and waiting;
and you can exhale when you walk in the door.
From feeling overwhelmed, indecisive, and out of control
to walking through your front door and thinking:
Ahhh. I'm home.
You don't have to figure out where to start, what comes next, or how you're ever going to get through the whole house.
That's my job.
I'll hold the whole project while you deal with what's in front of you.
Your job is to keep showing up to our date, ready to do the work.
"You made what was such an intimidating and overwhelming process so user friendly."
"Vivian made me feel like I could do this and there's a process and there's a plan and there are steps that are going to be taken to get to the end.
She comes in and is like, 1, 2, 3. And all of a sudden I’m like, Yeah, we can do this!”
"You had a framework for what these days were gonna look like.
So I'm like, okay, she's not shocked by this. She knows that this is how it goes. She's done this, Vivian's done this enough times that she knows that this is what Monday and let's say Tuesday look like.
And that by this day and this day, you're going to be in a much better place and you're gonna see light at the end of the tunnel."
No shame. No judgments.
No "making you get rid of things you don't want to get rid of."
The goal isn't to have less stuff. It's to figure out what stuff belongs in your life.
Then we make your home work around that.
“I thought this process was going to be about convincing me to get rid of more stuff.
But it was about showing me how to make better decisions about what I wanted to keep and why.”
Every week, something that wasn't working in your home works.
The dining table gets used.
The yoga mat comes out.
You invite your friends over.
You can roll your suitcase out of the closet without hiring a mediator to negotiate with the vacuum and the shopping bags and the wrapping paper that are holding it hostage..
Week by week, your home gets easier to actually live in.
“I have never once looked for something that was not available to me in my home.”