Feet on the Ground
Learn to look at your home with different eyes.
What if you could walk through a real home with a Building Biologist — and learn where to look?
Come with me as I walk around, underneath and through a real home, sharing what catches my attention, where I look and the questions I ask along the way.
These are down-to-earth, real-time observations.
No studio. No staged house.
Just a real home, a camera and years of Building Biology experience — feet on the ground.
Come for a walk with me.
We begin outside.
We look up. We look down. We wander around and underneath before eventually making our way inside.
Sometimes something obvious catches my attention.
Sometimes it’s one of those little things we walk past every day.
Because understanding a home often begins simply by learning to notice it.
What’s waiting for you inside?
A substantial, growing library of real-home videos, arranged across seven areas of the home.
You’ll also find What to Notice prompts, your Go-To Video Guide, reflection resources and a simple way to bring your observations together.
Watch from your chair or take me with you on your phone or tablet.
Pause. Wander. Notice. Return.
The details of the journey are waiting for you inside.
Why I created Feet on the Ground
For many years I’ve walked through homes as a Building Biologist.
I’ve learnt that a home can give us many little clues — if we know where to look.
I wanted to find a way to share that experience with you.
So I picked up the camera and started walking.
Feet on the Ground grew from there.
You may never look at your home quite the same way again.
You don’t need to know what you’re looking for before you begin.
That’s why we’re going for the walk.
I can show you where to look.
And only you can see.
Feet on the Ground — $197
One payment · Explore at your own pace · Return whenever you need
Start Your Feet on the Ground Journey
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Carol · Building Biologist · Mitey Fresh Australia — Creating healthier homes since 1996