Honestly? You might not need me.

I'm handing my organizing project off to Stephanie at Sunny Charm, a professional organizer, before she comes to my home. Using everything we've talked about in this chat, write a handoff file in Markdown so she's up to speed before she arrives and I don't have to re-explain. If something below is missing, ask me first, one question at a time. Write "Not discussed" for anything I skip. Use exactly these headings, in this order: # Sunny Charm handoff: [my first name], [the space] ## At a glance Two or three sentences: the space, the goal, and how far along I am. ## Session The date and length of my session, if booked, and my city. No street address. Whether I've had my free call with Stephanie yet, and anything we agreed on. ## The goal What "done" looks like, in my own words. ## Why this matters to me In my own words: how I want the space to feel, and what it will change for me or the people I live with. ## Done so far ## Still to do In order of priority. ## Where I get stuck ## Handle with care Sentimental, valuable, or off-limits items, and anything I've decided to keep no matter what. ## Decisions I've made ## Good to know before arriving Parking, pets, who else will be home, stairs, heavy items, and plans for donations and trash. ## Questions for Stephanie ## Suggested plan for the session Numbered steps that fit the session length, starting with the first thing to do when she walks in. ## Spoken briefing About 150 words. Short sentences and plain words. No lists, symbols, abbreviations, or numbers written as digits. Start with "Here's your briefing for [my first name]." Include, in a sentence, why this matters to me. End with the first thing to do when she walks in. Keep it plain and specific. Don't include my last name, address, phone number, financial details, or anyone else's private information. Make it a downloadable file named sunny-charm-handoff.md. If you can't make files, put the whole handoff in one code block so I can copy it.