Change Is Hard-But It’s Also Simple

I’ve been working on changing my life for a long time.
Better food. More movement. Kinder self-talk. Deeper reflection.
Some days I get it right. Some days I don’t. But I keep showing up.

I quit smoking 34 years ago. It wasn’t easy—but I’m grateful every single day that I did.
More recently, I’ve been working on quitting alcohol. I’ve quit in May. Then June. Then July. And now August. I don’t get drunk, but I know it’s not good for me. It’s a poison. And I want better for myself.

They say it takes about 90 days to build a new lifestyle. Just three months.
That’s not easy—but it is simple.
You choose. You commit. You repeat.
And eventually, the new habit dissolves the old one.

I believe the same is true in real estate—and in life.

Sometimes we stay in homes, routines, or relationships that no longer serve us. Not because we want to—but because change feels hard. Because we’re used to the discomfort. Because we’ve forgotten that we’re allowed to choose again.

But you are.
You’re allowed to want something different.
You’re allowed to create a new rhythm.
You’re allowed to walk away from what no longer fits—and walk toward what feels aligned.

So whether it’s your health, your home, or your heart—if you’re ready for a shift, start small.
Start now.
And keep going.