The Future Nest

Introducing

The Future Nest

Reclaiming Your Space

Curious about the transformation possible? Below is a Success Story straight from a recent client.

SUCCESS STORY

THE PROBLEM

I was completely overwhelmed at where to start. I thought I should be able to handle it myself and never made any real progress. I could not vision what I needed beyond matching plastic containers in my kitchen (which was not what I needed).

EVERYWHERE I looked in my home, I saw something the "needed to be dealt with". Every room, corner, drawer, closet, etc. It was constant feeling of "ugh". I felt unorganized and disappointed in myself.

THE FIX

A 10 hour coaching package, meeting every other week for 2 hours.

THE RESULT

I feel a strong sense of relief, of being grounded, in control and able to handle things. I'm happy to walk into my spaces because not only are they organized but pretty and inviting. I'm inspired to keep things tidy b/c everything has a place and there is even some empty space so things aren't crammed.

Biggest mental shift is to think really, really hard before buying something and bringing it into my home (or clothes closet). Stop impulse buying.

Unexpected opportunity is to surround myself with only the things I really love. I could let a lot of stuff go when I focused on keeping favorites.

THE SURPRISE

I needed to get rid of about 40% of my stuff. Shocking but true. Also that it's worth it to make spaces - my desk or closet or even laundry room - beautiful and clutter free. And that I deserve it!

There is so much about parenting that you can't control. Organizing your stuff is 100% something you have control over and it feels really good!

THE TESTIMONIAL

I’ve worked with Paige twice over the past 7 or 8 years—first to set up my home office and extra room after a renovation, and more recently for a radical decluttering. Paige’s clear vision, practical strategies, and simple (but firm) rules made the process very manageable. Her sense of humor kept it fun, even when decisions were tough. She also encouraged me to ‘protect’ my spaces so they don’t become dumping grounds for other people’s stuff—a lesson that has truly stuck with me!