Looking back, many women tell me they wish they had asked different questions.
Not about paint colours or finishes… but about how a home would feel to live in long term.
Common ones include:
“Will this still work when my energy changes?”
“Is this house supporting me or draining me?”
“What happens if life shifts again?”
Women with young kids often focus on space and schools. Women with teens or grown kids often focus on peace and ease. Both are valid.
The challenge is that most people don’t know what to ask until they’re already feeling stuck.
Having calm conversations early helps women make decisions they won’t second-guess later.
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