by Sarah Lopez (Author), Robin Felch (Author)

Whether you have owned your house for five or fifty-five years, you have made it your home. A house represents a living space. Your home should represent you. For many, home evokes feelings of deeper emotions: safety, refuge, warmth, family, laughter, and personal growth. It represents your life of memories, accomplishments, hobbies, and travels. Those representations can potentially amount to an overabundance of STUFF. The art of "changing your house" while "keeping your home" during the downsizing process is the priority.