In 2017, a friend introduced me to the book  The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing. I had been living in Downtown Brooklyn for almost 10 years at that point, with a career as a professional dancer, choreographer, immersive theater artist, teacher, rehearsal director, (see more about that here), after-school art teacher, micro B&B host and gardener. Needless to say, I had accumulated some clutter.  I did a complete overhaul on my place, went through every item that I owned, purged and then decided to take an improv comedy class at the Upright Citizens Brigade. Now,  somehow, I failed that class.  I guess improv was not the magic that I was after...

What I did discover is that I really like cleaning, organizing and letting go of stuff.   I also love helping people sweep the clutter aside to uncover the full potential of their space and their life.   So, I started with one client and began developing my own method of minimizing.   Listening, observing, and positive affirmations are all an integral part of what I practice with my clients, as well as continued research and mindfullness.   With each new project, I find myself more fully realizing my own potential as a minimizing maven.   I currently reside on the top floor of a beautiful sun-drenched brownstone in Bed-stuy, Brooklyn.

A very special thanks goes out to Tara OCon, Zach Morris, CMYK + Alexes McLaughlin, Daisuke Yoshida, Veronica Carnero, Ray Chambers and Brandon Sugiyama for all of their help in creating this business and this website!