When I purchased my first diary at 11 and began clearing thoughts on paper, I made a discovery: when we bring order to ideas and information, we create headspace — more room for creativity, decision-making, and even, when the time comes, for grieving.

 

Growing up close to my dad, I was allowed — under the condition of strict confidentiality — to tag along as he built a thriving business from the ground up. Sitting quietly in employee meetings and leadership retreats at his side, I loved seeing countless ideas and perspectives come together and turn visions into realities. Again, I saw: headspace, free minds.​ 

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That interest led me to support high-level executives, including Mr. Charles R. Schwab and other leaders in Silicon Valley. There again, discreetly maximizing work environments, developing a deep respect for the value of time and productivity, I witnessed: headspace, free minds.

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How did this bring me joy? Receiving gifts is my love language. I love giving them, receiving them, and helping others bring theirs into the world.

 

Organizing the details in our lives saves time and frees the mind. It fosters creativity and opens the way for what matters most. Eventually, for our loved ones, it reduces stress and creates more grieving space: fewer decisions, fewer questions… more room to feel and begin to heal.

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Whether you’re bringing efficiencies to your life, preparing for what’s ahead, or supporting someone who is — it’s both a pleasure and an honor to help you make space for what matters most, and bring more gifts into the world.

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