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In today’s busy world, the holiday season often adds even more pressure to already full schedules. Between planning gatherings, shopping for gifts, hosting family, and decorating the home, many professionals find themselves running on empty before December even begins. The season that should bring joy can quickly turn into a source of exhaustion and stress. The Costs of Holiday Overwhelm The holidays are meant to be a time of warmth and connection, yet many people end up feel

The holidays may still feel weeks away, but the most thoughtful gifts rarely come from last-minute shopping. They are inspired by quiet observations, small hints, and the joy of finding something that feels just right. Beginning early allows you to approach gift giving with intention rather than stress. By starting now, you can listen, notice, and prepare so that when the season arrives, you already have a list filled with meaningful ideas. Step One: Observe with Intention Th

The Heart Behind Every Move Moving is never just about boxes. It is about memories, meaning, and the stories our homes quietly hold. For elderly clients, especially those leaving a long-time residence, the process can feel both tender and heartbreaking. A home becomes a timeline of moments filled with laughter at family dinners, favorite reading corners, and the sound of familiar footsteps on hardwood floors. When the time comes to transition into a smaller home or assisted l

There are moments in life that remind us why we do what we do. These are the moments that extend beyond the logistics of a project and reach straight into the heart of human connection. As the founder of The Nicest Space , I have had the privilege of entering people’s homes and lives in deeply personal ways. But one experience stands apart: the story of a remarkable woman who became not just a client, but a dear friend. Her journey taught me that organization and design are n

The Last Hug That Changed Everything In March 2024, I traveled to Nashville for work, just a few hours away from where my mom lived in Kentucky. My husband and I decided to go early to spend a weekend with her, unaware of how meaningful those two days would become. We laughed, shared meals, and caught up on everything happening in our lives. She was in good spirits, telling stories about her neighbors, her little dog Ollie, and the latest happenings around her apartment compl

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For many of us, running a household feels like an invisible second job. Between managing to-do lists, scheduling repairs, coordinating events, and simply keeping things running, it can feel like there aren’t enough hours in the day. And the truth is, there aren’t. A 2018 study published in The Atlantic  revealed that managing a household can take an average of 28 hours per week , depending on family size and complexity. That’s over 1,400 hours a year, or the equivalent of 35