November Speaker Event

Make Space For Who You Are Becoming:

Permission for 2027 to have room for expansion

The holidays are coming and with them come gifts, decorations, entertaining, extra commitments, full calendars and, yes… a little more clutter.

But what if you didn't enter the new year feeling guilty about everything that isn't perfectly organized?

Join us for an inspiring and practical conversation with TEDx speaker, international best-selling author and The Clutter Consultant, Lianne Hofer, as she shares how to create a guilt-free reset for the woman building her next chapter.

You'll explore what to leave behind, what deserves to come with you, and what you want to make space for—in your home, your business, your calendar and your life.

Because clutter is not low-level energy. It is not a character flaw. And it is not a measure of your worth. Sometimes clutter is simply evidence that you have lived.

Come ready to laugh, reflect and make space for what's next. You may leave with a different perspective on the mess and a much clearer vision for your next year.

About Your Speaker:

Lianne Hofer is a TEDx speaker, two-time award-winning international best-selling author, and The Clutter Consultant, helping women understand the powerful connection between their physical spaces, happiness, mental well-being and quality of life.

Lianne's work goes far beyond organizing stuff. She challenges the idea that clutter is a personal failure, or something to be ashamed of. Instead, she believes clutter is evidence that you have lived and that decluttering isn't simply about getting rid of things; it's about changing your relationship with yourself and creating space for what matters.

Her TEDx talk was selected as an Editor's Pick, giving her message an opportunity to reach an even broader audience. Through speaking, workshops, her bestselling book, and her Tidy Tribe community, Lianne brings compassion, practical strategies, humor and a fresh perspective to the way women think about their homes, their work and themselves.

She believes you are worthy, enough and worth celebrating and sometimes creating a happier, more successful life begins by making a little more space for it.

Learn more at www.liannehofer.com