Who is The OFL Method For?
The OFL Method can help anyone, but it is particularly powerful for those who already have or plan to tackle a large home project, such as a renovation or new build. Why?
Because investing in your interiors shows a commitment to your quality of life at home. You fully understand the impact that your environment has on your well-being, and you are more likely to succeed at achieving a lifestyle change.
The OFL Method isn’t about a quick fix. It’s about helping you create the life you desire.
Meet THE OFL METHOD…
“O” is for OBSERVE
Together, we help you observe the areas of your life that are holding you back from living free of mental and physical clutter. Is it feeling like you’re the only one who cares? Is it a lack of space? Is it an unusable garage?
“F” is for FOCUS
We will come up with several ways you can focus your efforts on small changes that will add up to big results in feeling more organized in your daily life. Weekly or bi-monthly meetings give you accountability and support.
“L” is for LIVE
With repetition, your new habits will become a lifestyle you won’t have to think about. By the end, you’ll have more than an organized home—you’ll BE an organized person in every area of your life. Bliss…
“I love coming home from work, and I no longer dread chaos waiting for me. thank you, Kristi!”
— Alex M., Colorado
THE OFL METHOD IS FOR YOU IF…
You’re excited about a collaborative approach to getting your home + life organized.
You want to tackle your own home project AND develop lifelong skills for organization.
You’re willing to try new ideas.
You would love for the word “organized” to be used to describe you someday.
If this sounds like you, you’re in the right place. I can’t wait to meet you and help you crush your goals!
THE OFL METHOD ISN’T FOR YOU IF…
You want someone hands-on to organize your home for you. The less you’re involved, the better.
You’re not willing to analyze or improve your routine.
You think containers + labels will solve everything.
You’re convinced no one will ever use the word “organized” to describe you.
If this sounds like you, that’s okay. A traditional home organizer may be best for you.