405 // I'm Simplifying Everything (and Here's Why)
Fig & Farm at Home, Decorating Home, Interior Design, Decorating Home Ideas, Home Design, Decorating Ideas RoomShow Notes
Something Is Changing Around Here (And I Wanted You to Hear It from Me) Over the past several years, I've had the privilege of helping thousands of women create homes they truly love. Along the way, I've learned something important: It's not more decorating advice that creates the biggest transformation. It's having a clear path. Today's episode is a little different than usual because I'm taking you behind the scenes to share an exciting change that's coming to fig & farm (at home) this fall—and what it means for you. If you've ever thought about joining The Collective or booking a Decorating SOS Call, I also want to make sure you know about a few important changes happening before September. This isn't about creating urgency for the sake of urgency. It's simply about making sure you have all the information before things change. In this episode, we'll talk about:
Why I'm simplifying the way I help women decorate their homes. What I've learned after years of coaching hundreds of women. The exciting new direction coming to fig & farm (at home) this September. What changes are happening to my current offers. Why now is the best time to join The Collective or schedule a Decorating SOS Call if you've been thinking about it. A first look at The Cozy Home Reset and why I'm so excited to share more soon.
Here's what's changing: ✨ The Collective If you've been wanting ongoing decorating support, monthly lessons, decorating challenges and live coaching calls, now is the time to join. Current members—and anyone who joins before July 26th—will keep today's pricing of $12/month for as long as they remain a member.
✨ Decorating SOS Call Need help getting unstuck in one specific room? We'll spend 60 minutes together creating a clear plan for your space so you know exactly what to do next. The current investment of $127 is available through July 26th. After that, this offer will no longer be publicly available in its current form, and future 1:1 sessions will be offered differently. Looking Ahead Beginning this September, I'll be introducing something I've been building behind the scenes: The Cozy Home Reset. I can't wait to share everything with you, but for now, just know this... It's designed to be the clearest, simplest path I've ever created to help you build a home that feels like you. More details are coming soon! Resources Mentioned ✨ Join The Collective before July 26th. ✨ Book your Decorating SOS Call before July 26th. ✨ Join my email list so you're the first to hear all the details about The Cozy Home Reset when they're announced. Thank You Whether you've been listening since the beginning or just recently found the podcast, thank you for inviting me into your home each week. I'm so grateful you're here, and I can't wait to share what's next. Until next time... Happy decorating! 🌿
Dani
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