In 2016, our family moved from England to Nashville, Tennessee, with just six suitcases to our name.
We had let go of nearly everything we owned—and I never anticipated just how liberating that would feel. It was as if we were doing something mischievous, something off-script, something that went against what everyone else was doing. It wasn’t “normal,” and it certainly wasn’t keeping up with the Joneses. But instead of feeling deprived, I felt alive. Light. Free.

That move sparked something in me. Since then, I’ve been on a minimalist journey—driven by a deep curiosity about what life looks like when it’s not cluttered by too much stuff. I’ve discovered the beauty of creating space: space for fun, for freedom, and for what matters most.

Today, I help others do the same. I guide my clients toward lighter, freer lives by helping them clear the physical and mental clutter—so they can make room for joy, purpose, and peace.