Make Space Is About More Than Your Home:
Most high achievers know how to “push through” everything that has to get done in their work and in their personal life.
They have built real success through discipline, hard work, and refusing to stop. But at a certain point, that way of operating stops producing the same results, and effort starts to feel like something you survive, rather than something that moves you forward.
This is the a phase of success where you feel like you’re “reacting” to your day rather than “creating” it.
Make Space is the framework Jeannette built to help ambitious people understand why that happens and what to do about it.
The work starts with a simple but often overlooked truth: the spaces you live and work in, constantly affect the way you think, feel, lead, and recover. Your environment is reinforcing patterns, and if those patterns are built on urgency, pressure, and depletion, your space is consistently working against the version of success you actually want.
Through Eastern Feng Shui, Jeannette helps you bring your mind, body, and environment together – to work towards the same future. When these are in harmony, you can continue growing with more clarity, consistency, and momentum, and without running on force.
When your environment is helping you get where you want to go, you stop having to fight your way through it.
Why I built this work:
Growing up, I was hyperaware of how stress showed up in the people and the spaces around me. The piles of “I’ll get to this one day” throughout a home, the rooms that felt filled with a tenseness in the air, the homes that looked fine on the outside and felt off the moment you walked in. There was always something deeper going on beneath the surface.
My path into this work started during my Master’s program in Landscape Architecture at Kansas State University, where I began researching the history and principles of Eastern Feng Shui. What fascinated me was not aesthetics or decor. It was the clear connection between the environment, its energy, and the way people think, feel, and function.
My final thesis focused on how artificial light could extend the benefits of restorative spaces, and it deepened my understanding of how profoundly the environment shapes human experience.
After graduate school, I moved into Landscape Architecture and then lighting sales. In the lighting world I was collaborating with architects, interior designers, and engineers on optimizing the environments they were creating. Lighting kept me connected to the built world.
Meanwhile, outside of work, I was also deep diving into analyzing people’s “energetic internal world”. Figuring out why people act, think, and feel the way they do and how our choices affect the level of fulfillment we experience in our lives.
The conversation of “how people are + what they want” with “the way spaces can support people” became the center of everything I do.
Certified by The Raymond Lo School of Feng Shui and Destiny, I founded Elemental Clarity to bring Eastern Feng Shui into the lives of ambitious, high-functioning people who had done the mindset work, the wellness routines, and achieved major career milestones, but still felt like something was missing.
My own life became the clearest proof of the work. During a period when I had to leave my home, lost a parent, and lost a job in a short span of time, what stood out to me was that I did not emotionally collapse.
Even as things fell apart, I was able to think clearly, trust myself, make grounded decisions, and keep moving forward. That experience reinforced what I had long believed: your environment can hold you, even when life does not cooperate. Being able to stay the creator of your life rather than a reactor to it is what this work makes possible.
I now work with entrepreneurs, executives, and professionals who are ready to stop forcing their way through their days, ones that are shaped by external pressure, and start living days filled with positive progress, clarity, and ease.