A Move Isn't Just a Change of Address. We tend to talk about moving as though it were primarily a logistical event. Hire the movers. Order the boxes. Change the utilities. Pack. Transport. Unpack. But I've managed enough moves to know that what is happening beneath all those logistics is often much more significant. A move represents the closing of one chapter and the beginning of another. Perhaps you're moving because your family has grown. Or because your children have left

Your Home Is an Extension of Your Identity Sometimes there is nothing obviously wrong with a home. It's beautiful. It's comfortable. Everything technically works. And yet, you walk through the door, and something feels slightly off. I've found that sometimes the problem isn't the house at all. The person has changed, and the home hasn't caught up yet. Our homes are remarkably good record keepers. They hold evidence of who we've been: careers, relationships, hobbies, children