How I Help Napa Valley Locals Who Feel Stuck In Their Home

Last week, I opened a drawer in my kitchen and realized something horrifying.
 
I didn’t recognize 80 percent of what was inside.
Old birthday candles
A broken tape measure
Four mystery keys
A stack of mail I apparently hid from myself
A charger that definitely belonged to a phone I no longer own
I stood there laughing, but also thinking, “This is the perfect metaphor for January.”
 
We all have spaces in our homes that quietly pile up while we’re busy getting through the year. But here’s the thing no one talks about:
 
Those tiny annoyances don’t stay tiny. They slowly make us feel like our home isn’t working anymore.
 
When I work with Napa Valley locals who feel “stuck” in their home, we always start with the small things. The drawer that doesn’t close. The light bulb that’s been flickering for three months. The corner that’s become a dumping ground.
 
Because sometimes, making your home feel better isn’t about a big renovation. It’s about bringing order back to tiny pockets of chaos.
And sometimes, the little annoyances are your home’s way of saying, “Hey, I think you’ve outgrown me.”
 
Either way, if you’re feeling stuck or you’re dreaming of something different this year, I’m here to help you sort out the next step.