This week, Danielle and Heather go unscripted on the topic of clearing physical clutter to create energetic space. Heather shares the catharsis of a full garage purge, the shame behind her shoe collection, and how Enneagram Three tendencies shaped old corporate patterns. Danielle reflects on sabbatical-era lessons, including the paradox of wanting less while feeling like she has more, and the grief of letting go of old family items. Together they explore space, freedom, and presence, and offer practical experiments: identify the room you resist most, sort before you dump, and try a 30-day “no new things” challenge.

Key Takeaways:

• Morning sunlight rituals and why small habits matter
• The garage clean-out that sparked a bigger conversation on freedom and presence
• Consumerism as numbing; the Enneagram 3 drive to “look the part”
• Nostalgia, grief, and updating spaces as kids grow
• The paradox: the less I want, the more I feel I have
• Books mentioned: No New Things (Ashley Piper), Outrageous Openness (Tosha Silver)

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The Helm was created to help more seasoned women in real estate confidently launch and scale their coaching businesses. Co-founders Danielle Wilkie and Heather Frick recognized a powerful gap: women with decades of real estate experience were ready to lead, coach, and make a difference but lacked a roadmap to get there.  We bring together a community of seasoned women ready to share their hard-earned wisdom and shape the future of the industry. 

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