Our bedrooms hold immeasurable power and our bed is the heart center of this restorative place. The pulse of this space vibrates within us and we are calibrated by the energy it emits.

We think the tangible items that we’ve surrounded ourselves with are giving us direction. We think by having a visual reminder we will do what we need to do and eventually get where we think we’re supposed to be going. We’re afraid that by letting go of those discernable clues our dreams will just shrivel up and die.

We all possess gifts that may not seem of importance to us but would add incredible value to the life of another. Giving and receiving is a universal expression and a key ingredient that helps keep us aligned and in balance. We must understand that the art of life is not about the acquisition of things. The art of life is the reciprocity between one another.

I view my purpose as helping others create the space they require to manifest their purpose. If I do my job correctly, they will then be better equipped to fulfill their life’s work with the least amount of friction as possible and then be able to do their big things.

When our lives are cluttered, whether it be our homes, our inboxes, our piles, our finances, our minds, or our direction, it is because we have unmade decisions, or we have not identified our priorities or our motivation behind organizing it. Once we define our motivation behind wanting to be rid of the clutter, we then need to use that motivation as fuel to ignite and launch our decisions into action.