Resolutions of Gratitude

We all want to lose weight, get in shape, clean out our closets, watch less TV, and read more books. But this year, we’re resolving to practice gratitude for the world around us.

CHIC (Pearl)

The theme of my resolutions is love. I plan to volunteer for causes I’m passionate about and help friends whenever they are in need. I’m also going to be more open with sharing compliments and perform at least one random act of kindness for another person every day. And I resolve to only share positive posts on social media!

GEEK (Kevin)

My year is going to center around connection. I resolve to call my sisters more often, get together with neighbors for block parties and backyard barbecues, cook meals for friends and family, take more pictures of the people in my life, go on more hikes and appreciate nature, and sit down once a week to write thank you cards!

Goodbye 2023 & Hello 2024

We faced some personal and work challenges this year, but challenges are part of life. They help us appreciate the things we sometimes take for granted. As we look back on 2023, we’re proud of how we persevered and we look forward to welcoming 2024. We wish you the happiest of new years!

An Ocean of Happiness

We hope our holiday card finds you well. Because we can all use a good smile these days, we thought we’d share some “behind-the-scenes” photos. We wish you an ocean of happiness and a blissful new year!

Collaborate without ego.

We make it our mission to treat clients like family, and they return the favor by welcoming us into their homes for holiday drop-ins! But the best holiday gift we could receive is your referral. And we even offer a special bonus. When you refer a friend, colleague, client, or family member to work with us, they’ll get world-class service AND we’ll donate $500 to the local charity of your choice!

Making a difference together.

This week, our Compass office visited Second Harvest Silicon Valley to pack donated food to distribute to families in need. Working together, we packaged an incredible 36,000 pounds of produce — enough to feed 5,760 people! Want to help? Tap the button below.