move out, move in + move on
with confidence
Creating a safe haven that suits us facilitates the healing of our minds, hearts, bodies, and souls. There’s a bonus — during the hard work of personal growth, the changes are invisible. When we create our environment to reflect who we are meant to be, we can see the results inside and out.
The Move Out, Move In + Move On Program meets you right where you are and propels you to where you want to go. The foundation of the program is confirming how life really works, which sparks true growth and transformation, allowing for the experience of inner joy and peace of mind. During one of the most challenging transitions of a lifetime, you can become who you’ve always wanted to be.
> Are you wondering if you can or should leave your marriage? Are you anxious about finding a place that will work with your budget and needs? Are you afraid to tell the kids?
> Are you unsure how to fill a kitchen, buy furniture, or pick paint colors? Are you upset because you have to do everything alone? Do you need help determining what your taste and style are when it comes to decorating?
> Does it feel like you will never be settled and able to get on with your life? Do boxes and pictures collect dust against your bare walls? Are you lonely and stuck in the aftermath of what felt like a war?
You always have your family’s future in mind, and the vision of your own future just got hijacked. This step is critical for the successful transition of everyone you love. This might be the hardest part of the process, but you can do it in a way that keeps your integrity intact. You can walk away knowing you’re doing the right thing for the right reasons.
You may believe you deserve a brand-new house with the finest furniture. You may think you don’t deserve anything new in a rented room, or you might land somewhere in between. You might remain in the marital home surrounded by constant reminders of failure. You can be mindful about where you land and set it up in ways that speed recovery and promote healing or keep poking at your open wound.
Time to reassess who we are, what we like, and where we’re going. We may be unrecognizable after years in a relationship where we weren’t appreciated for who we are or free to be fully ourselves. Get your mind, heart, and home ready for what’s possible. Feel good about how you handled the divorce process. Create a home where your kids, family, and friends, old and new, love to hang out. A place where you can recuperate from a tough day (year) and kick back and relax. One that reflects and supports who you really are.