Like the true millennial I am, I didn’t step out of school knowing exactly what I wanted to do and exactly how to get there.

I had zero idea.

There were things I’ve always loved, like being outside, meeting people, learning new things and organising my life to the tiniest of details – but how do you make a career out of being obsessed with organisation?!

So, I dabbled in the corporate world. I started out in events hospitality. I dabbled in customer service. I tried my hand at finance. And I ended up back in events management again.

Something about organising events tickled that little itch I was feeling. The thing deep inside me that was screaming ‘I want to be organised AF and meet cool people and be a cool person’.

I loved it. I met all the cool people (some famous ones too), I had fun, I was really good at what I did – and I was being paid to use my planning superpower!

But what the corporate world didn’t give me was the freedom I desperately craved.

The freedom to go swimming in the freezing cold Portsmouth sea every morning (even in the dead of winter). 

The freedom to scramble up mountains in North Wales on a weekday.

The freedom for a long brunch and chilly dog walk with friends.

So, I figured out a way to turn my extreme levels of organisation, obsession with tools and technology, and need for freedom on my terms into what I do now.

Which is helping lovely, creative, overwhelmed people like you turn your chaotic business life into clear, streamlined, easy back-end operations that give you back your life.

And I’ve never looked back!