Two is Always Better Than One

YOU WANT PEACE, FREEDOM AND JOY. You just don't have it right now because you have clutter.
You are craving accountability. You want a plan so that you can move past this place. This place that has you stuck. For years in the very same situation.
In my experience, two is always better than one in situations like this.

You need a partner. Someone that will carve out a plan with you. Someone that will show you the possibilities and opportunities in front of you.
Someone that can hold you accountable.
That someone is me - ALONG WITH an entire group!
I created my group coaching program just for you.
I want you to have the space and the time to learn new ways of decluttering and new behavior. That takes time - so i've made this a 12 month program.
I want to answer your questions and walk you through the answers so you know exactly what to do. So I'm giving you two webinars a month on a topic of the groups choice.
I want you to know that you are not in this alone. Not anymore. So I'm giving you two 45 minute private coaching sessions with me. I'm also giving you access to a private Facebook group so that you can make friends, buddy up with someone if you wish and have a solid support system.
I want you to see new ways to confidently conquer your clutter so each week, in the Facebook Group, we will tackle one area of clutter.
Finally, I want you to have some fun! So i'm giving you time with me - either through a virtual day with me, or if you live in the Chicago area, a day with me at Ikea, The Container Store and The Cheesecake Factory.
If you want to move past the clutter, I want you to know that you've got this. And I've got you.

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