If you think this episode is just about furniture, you’re wrong. It’s about psychology, memory, connection, and that one atrocious chair your mom kept for 30 years.

I’m joined again by Suzanne Woodard, who went from arguing cases as an attorney to curating stories as the owner of a consignment store, auction house, gallery, and estate advisory service.

We talk about “stuff”- exploring our connection to belongings, the spectrum of value, pro-active estate planning considerations, and how asking simple questions about objects can unlock profound stories never heard.

About the Guest:

Suzanne Woodard is the founder and owner of The Refind Room, a luxury consignment furniture store and personal property management provider. The Refind Room offers a comprehensive range of services for luxury estates, including appraisals, consignments, estate sales, auctions, staging, project management and design consultations to facilitate efficient and smooth life transitions, while optimizing the full value of a client's personal estate property.

Formerly, Suzanne was the Vice President of Litigation and attorney for a national retailer, with extensive experience in project management, business operations, merchandising, research, marketing and retail operations.

Find out more about Suzanne:

• Website: https://therefindroom.com/
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/suzanne-woodard-401b123b

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