We live in a society that conditions us with a deep desire to be famous, well-spoken of, and admired.

So we go the extra mile for clients, the people we serve, those we report to, and followers on social media.

Yet, it’s our family that often get our leftovers.

Make no mistake, we have sincere hearts, but as much as we say we want more time with our kids or we wish we could be more connected as a family, our minds fixate on how we could be famous to someone, or something, else.

End of life surveys show people’s biggest regrets include “working too hard” and “wishing I had the courage to express my feelings.”

At Famous at Home, we don’t believe you have to leave your profession to serve your family well. Quite the contrary, if it’s your purpose.

Instead, since your biggest fans already live under your roof, we believe it’s about changing who we prioritize being famous for and putting a plan in place doing just that.