The first time you sleep aboard with your whole life tucked into lockers, you’ll learn what matters and what was just taking up closet space. A boat doesn’t care how nice the furniture was, and it won’t forgive a lazy stow or a thin plan when the weather turns sloppy.
This change goes better when you treat it like sea time: steady, sequenced, and reversible when it needs to be. You’ll make a few calls you didn’t know were yours to make, haul more boxes than you’d like, and discover that “just one more thing” weighs a lot at anchor.
Done right, the move isn’t a leap. It’s a careful casting-off.