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You may not believe it, but I've come to know that it’s a sign of strength to ask for help. For the longest time I believed what I was told: that I should be able pick myself up by the bootstraps and power through it – whatever the “it” is – sound familiar? I've compiled this short list of the many ways you – my clients – support me, and offer these in turn to support you. I want you to fall in love with yourself, and the tasks you set for yourself. You are making a new relationship to things, and this is my commitment statement to you:
You have many talents, some not yet realized. I am here to help you clear space for realizing more of your talents.
You feel safe with me and know I won’t judge you. Nothing is a surprise to me.
You have been through your share of difficulties and have survived. Now it is time to fully thrive.
You have a sense of humor about your predicament. I will laugh alongside with you.
You are seriously ready for change in your life, and willing to put the effort in that is required. I support you in your effort and will help you take action.
You have an appreciation of beauty, starting with your own inner and outer strengths. You can access these more fully when you clear out the clutter.
The things you love, you cherish. I will never ask you to give up what you love.
You know what it means to take care of yourself. I can help you do that in this area of your life.
You love a good pair of shoes. Me too.
You feel a sense of urgency about your organizing project. I value your time.
You are eager to start and complete this process called organizing, because it will allow you to focus on your dreams.
You believe in your dreams. I want you to realize your dreams.
You are excited by imaging how much better your life will feel when things are in order. It brings me joy.
You realize organizing is a process. No need to rush.
Because you want to be happy at Home. Now. You love yourself and your life.
