001Uh, a lot of times when I'm working with people helping them sort through their lifetime of treasures, y uh, I tell I equate it to eating an elephant. If you look at your household of treasures, you're going to be like a deer in headlights, frozen going, "Oh my lord, I'm never going to get through all this. I can't. I won't. I don't." But if you take it one bite at a time, y and don't look at the big picture beyond knowing where you want to go as an ultimate goal, you get there without realizing all the work that you've done to get there. Yes. Well, also too that um you know, this might be a good way to look at this because you work with clients, right? I mean, I I don't want to say right like I know you do. I'm not questioning that. And so I would imagine they have a vision that by a certain time they want to create something or they want to have a smaller home of their dreams in a certain location or you know can you give me example of a vision one of your clients Yes.
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Declutter Your Life: Eat the Elephant One Bite at a Time!
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- 2025-04-24
- Middlesex County, MA
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- 2026-06-05
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