It wasn't until I moved out of my childhood home that my headaches vanished. The clutter and chaos had been the source of my discomfort. I wanted to help others understand that simplifying their possessions, tasks, and time could make life less overwhelming. I delved into personal development books early on, fascinated by why we do what we do and how our brains function.

In my mid-20s, I started a career as a professional organizer. I loved designing rooms, organizing spaces, and helping people find order in their lives. It was a fulfilling career with a monthly newspaper column, media opportunities, magazine features, and countless lives changed for the better.

As I entered my late 20s and started a family, life became hectic. Balancing family, home, career, and relationships took a toll on my free spirit and sense of adventure. I realized I had become disconnected and lost touch with myself. Self-care took a backseat as I focused on being a determined entrepreneur.

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In my mid to late 30s, I recognized the need to prioritize self-care again to be the best mom, businesswoman, and individual I could be. I had neglected the essence of who I was in the pursuit of success. I embarked on a journey to rediscover the playful, fun-loving, adventurous spirit of the little girl inside me and to love her unconditionally.