#19 Would Energy Work Work for You?

from Close to Home · host Brennen Clouse

Brennen talks to Nicole Kincaid about how energy clearing can be helpful with problem properties. Hello lovely listeners! This week we are delighted to be hosting Nicole Kincaid, energy clearing and Stuffology expert. What is Stuffology you might ask? You know that closet you’re constantly shoving stuff you don’t want to deal with into and then forgetting about? Well Stuffology is the process that turns that shame cupboard into a nice working closet again, the kind of place where you can put guests coats. Obviously it doesn’t have to be a closet, for some people it’s a garage, or a junk drawer, you get the idea. We all have areas in our homes that we don’t feel great about, or are just accumulating junk; often some combination of the two. Luckily for all of us Nicole is an expert, not just in helping people clear out physical clutter, but also that pesky emotional baggage taking up space in your lovely floor plan. This week she and Brennen take a deep dive on the benefits of maintaining your house, not just physically, but energetically, and the many unexpected upsides thereof. If you’re having problems getting a property to sell because people are just getting a “vibe” off of it, even though the location and price are great, or you just want to enjoy your own home to the fullest, this is episode for you. As always if you have questions you can reach us on our various social media pages. Instagram Facebook Twitter Also online at: TheClouseGroup.com And be sure to check out Nicole as well at: NicoleKincaid.com where, rumor has it, she writes a really good blog! Happy holidays, and thanks for listening! Our Opening theme: “Inspired” By Kevin Mcleod (incomptech.com) Other music (in order used): “Good Times” by Patrick Patrikios “Ruination 2” By Vibe Mountain “Gisele Revisited” by South London Hifi “Hallowed Days” by Chasms “We Don’t Know How it Ends” By Lee Rosevere (leerosevere.bandcamp.com) Music obtained and Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/