…is an artist, entrepreneur and communicator helping folks navigate the transition to a simple life in a smaller space.  She’ll help you minimize the mundane to make space for meaning.  The demands of running a pipe organ business and a busy restaurant meant newlyweds Shenk and Wilhelmy rarely got to see each other.  Therefore, in 2014 they sold their restaurant and purchased a tiny house of 125 square feet.  Moving in was a way of pushing the reset button on their frazzled lives.  Embracing purposeful simplicity gave them the opportunity to breathe, heal, and build a more meaningful life together.