Your Preparation · 04 of 08
Every project involves choices. Understanding what matters most to you helps us give better advice and make those choices for the right reasons.
You don’t have to agree on everything.
Different people can value different things. That’s useful for us to understand — and gives us good things to explore together at your Consultation.
Imagine you’ve been living in your new home for a year. What would make you think, “We got this right”?
Here are some things to think about
These aren’t options to pick from — just prompts to help your thinking.
Choose up to five things that feel particularly important to you. Everyone involved in your Project can add their own priorities.
Which one matters most to you?
Pick the one that feels most essential.
He can add these from his own HomeBoS account.
If choices eventually need to be made, where would you rather put more of your investment?
Anything you’d deliberately keep simpler?
You’ve already started thinking about which parts of your home matter most. Here’s what you told us in Your Home.
It might be something practical, something about how the home feels, something your family needs — or even how comfortable you want to feel financially.
The home matters — but so does the experience of getting there. What would help make the journey a good one for you?
Building a home is a big undertaking. If there’s anything you’re particularly concerned about, it’s helpful for us to know.
Anything you’d like us to understand about that?
What are the three things you’d most want us to keep in mind as we help you create your home?
Don’t overthink these. They can be practical, emotional, financial or simply things that are important to the way you want to live.
Your Consultation
Ideally have your Preparation ready by Sunday 18 October.
This gives Andrew time to review what you’ve shared and prepare properly for your Consultation.
Preparing together
You don’t need to agree on everything before we meet. Understanding what matters to each of you helps us have a much better conversation together.
What matters most often becomes clearer over time. You can return and add to this whenever something new occurs to you.