2023 Central Florida Home Goals
Take some time to reassess and establish your home goal for the new year.
Posted: January 04, 2023 by Shani Johnson
Over here, resisting the urge to donate everything and buy all new home decor...anyone else?!
I don't know about you, but every January, my "Home Goals Math" doesn't add up. You know what I'm talking about...you take 1 fresh new year + 1 cozy season and subtract 1,000 pieces of Christmas decor, and you're left with a house that feels empty and stale.
I'm no mathematician, but I don't think a shopping spree is the best answer. Or is it...hahaha, ok, ok, totally joking. Let's get back on track here.
I think what you need to do is (re)establish your home goals.
I think what you need to do is (re)establish your home goals.
Are you saving up for a new place? Are you putting what you want on hold until life's circumstances fall into place? Are you in a home you love but you know it hasn't reached its full potential?
Whatever your situation, take some time to reassess and establish your home goal for the new year. BONUS TIP: write it down. Experts agree you're 42% more likely to achieve your goals just by writing them down. *currently writing down allll the things*
Good questions to ask yourself to help you establish your goals for the new year:
+ Do you currently own your central Florida home or hope to own soon?
+ Where do you see yourself in two years? 5 years? 10?
+ Does your current living situation support your desired lifestyle? (Is it affordable? Can you entertain? Are you hesitating adding a new baby or dog you desperately want because your home isn't set up for it?)
+ If you could change one thing about your home, what would it be?
You, your family, and your dreams are worthy of the time and energy it takes to evaluate where you're living and if it's still supporting your life like it should. Remember, your central Florida home should be the stage where you act out the life you want. It shouldn't be the star of the show...you are the star and your central Florida home should allow you to shine bright!
Shani Marbais, REALTOR®
shani.marbais@gmail.com
Let's Connect on Instagram @sellingwithshani
Shani Marbais, REALTOR®
shani.marbais@gmail.com
Let's Connect on Instagram @sellingwithshani
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