🪦 The Endgame: Designing Your Home Like a Legend
For People: 60–100+ or anyone thinking about legacy, downsizing, peace, and joy in their space
The endgame is not about giving up. It’s about giving a f*ck — finally. You’ve lived. You’ve learned. You know better than to buy a trendy rug that sheds everywhere.
This is when your space should feel like a reflection of your life — not just your taste. It’s time to display your treasures, remove the clutter, and enjoy the home you worked so hard for.
đź› Tips for the End:
Ages 70–80:
Shelter: Your home should care for you. Clear paths, soft lighting, cozy everything.
Style Tip: This is peak style — because it’s unapologetically you.
Gift Idea: Give the stories. Frame a photo. Tell them why it matters.
Ages 80–100:
Shelter: Make things easier. But don’t sacrifice beauty for convenience.
Gift Tip: Your legacy is your style. Pass it on — the art, the recipe, the story.
No one beats the final boss. But you can go out with style, comfort, and a home that reminds everyone who the hell you were.”
Use my free template: “The Story Behind My Stuff”
A sentimental-yet-savage worksheet to help you document the stuff that actually matters.
This isn’t your average decluttering checklist. The Story Behind My Stuff is part time capsule, part legacy letter, part “do I even want this?” reality check. Designed for anyone looking to downsize, pass things on, or just reflect on the objects that tell your story — this printable worksheet helps you organize your thoughts (and your stuff) with heart and humor.
Use it to:
Capture the memory and meaning behind sentimental items.
Decide what to keep, donate, or pass down
Leave notes for future generations (or just nosey friends).
Save it to your computer or print it out and put it in a folder.
Make it fun for the entire family. Bequeath things to your best friends and not your kids. ;)
