A little clarity before your next move.
A few thoughtful notes can turn a first conversation into a more personal starting point.
You do not need every answer before you begin a conversation about moving. A few observations about your current home, your routines, and what you hope comes next are a useful place to start.
What would you keep?
Think about the things you love where you live now. A familiar walking route. A place to host friends. The way the kitchen works on a busy evening. A move does not have to mean starting your wish list from nothing.
What would you change?
Be specific about the moments that feel difficult. Instead of simply writing ‘more space,’ describe what you would like that space to let you do. The clearer the everyday need, the more useful the conversation becomes.
What are you curious about?
Make a short list of the places, home types, or possibilities you want to explore. Add the questions you have not yet been able to answer.
Bring those notes to your first conversation with Githa. They offer a personal starting point for exploring what the next chapter could look like.