Elizabeth Ford grew up in Reston, VA, where her early years were marked by hardship and hunger. At just seven years old, she experienced food insecurity firsthand when her babysitter—who often provided her only evening meal, a slice of hotdog on toast—turned her away because her mother couldn’t afford to pay. This moment was just the beginning of a childhood filled with instability and uncertainty. Frequent evictions forced Elizabeth and her mother to move constantly, leaving her without a re...
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Elizabeth Ford grew up in Reston, VA, where her early years were marked by hardship and hunger. At just seven years old, she experienced food insecurity firsthand when her babysitter—who often provided her only evening meal, a slice of hotdog on toast—turned her away because her mother couldn’t afford to pay. This moment was just the beginning of a childhood filled with instability and uncertainty. Frequent evictions forced Elizabeth and her mother to move constantly, leaving her without a re...
Ep. 5 - Reclaiming Your Space Mentally and Physically with Lisa Geraci Regoni
Real Estate Junkies
33 minutes
2 years ago
Ep. 5 - Reclaiming Your Space Mentally and Physically with Lisa Geraci Regoni
Lisa Geraci Rigoni is a #1 Best Selling author of her book 17 Spatulas and the Man Who Fried an Egg. She is owner, and CDO - Chief Declutter Officer - of The Organizing Mentors (TOM) and has been helping her clients Reclaim their space Mentally and Physically since 2008. TOM serves the NOVA/DC Metro area with various organizing services, including sorting/purging, estate cleanout, packing, unpacking, selling, donating, floor planning, etc... TOM holds the esteemed credential of a Certified Se...
Real Estate Junkies
Elizabeth Ford grew up in Reston, VA, where her early years were marked by hardship and hunger. At just seven years old, she experienced food insecurity firsthand when her babysitter—who often provided her only evening meal, a slice of hotdog on toast—turned her away because her mother couldn’t afford to pay. This moment was just the beginning of a childhood filled with instability and uncertainty. Frequent evictions forced Elizabeth and her mother to move constantly, leaving her without a re...
