What Is Your Home Asking Too Much of You?

QUESTION 1 When you walk through your home at the end of the day, what are you most likely to notice?

A. All the little things that still need to be done

B. Things piling up faster than I can keep up with them

C. There's just a lot to look at and take in

D. Things aren't quite where I need them to be

QUESTION 2 Which sentence sounds most familiar?

A. “Why do I have to think about all of this?”

B. “Didn't I just take care of this?”

C. “I just want everything to quiet down.”

D. “Why is this harder than it needs to be?”

QUESTION 3 Think about a recurring trouble spot in your home. What usually happens there?

A. I have to make too many little decisions

B. I clean or reset it, but it quickly falls apart again

C. It attracts clutter and starts to feel visually overwhelming

D. We have an unofficial workaround because the space doesn't function well

QUESTION 4 Which would make the biggest difference in your home right now?

A. Having fewer things to remember and decide

B. Having systems that don't require constant upkeep

C. Having more visual and sensory breathing room

D. Having things located where we actually use them

QUESTION 5 When you try to organize something, what tends to go wrong?

A. I'm not sure what the “right” system should be

B. The system works for a while, then stops

C. Even when it's organized, the space can still feel like too much

D. The system makes sense on paper but not in everyday life

QUESTION 6 Where are you most likely to feel frustrated with your home?

A. Kitchens, desks or other places where lots of decisions happen

B. High-traffic spaces that constantly need resetting

C. Rooms where it's difficult to settle, focus or relax

D. Entryways, closets or spaces where we're constantly moving things around

QUESTION 7 Which small irritation sounds most like your house?

A. Having to remember where things are or what needs to happen next

B. Clearing the same surfaces over and over

C. Seeing too many things competing for my attention

D. Taking extra steps to get, use or put something away

QUESTION 8 If your home could make one promise to you, which would you choose?

A. “I'll make fewer decisions depend on you.”

B. “I'll be easier to keep up with.”

C. “I'll give your mind more room to breathe.”

D. “I'll work more naturally with the way you live.”

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