For years, I hopped from project to project, job to job — chasing that feeling of this is it. Sometimes I’d get a spark of it, but it never fully stuck. There was always something missing. And honestly? I don't think I knew what I was actually looking for.

It wasn’t until I slowed down, stripped everything back, and got really honest with myself that things started to click. I realised I like things to make sense (make it make sense!). 

I like structure. I like processes. I want to understand how A leads to B — in my work, in my life, in my relationships — because if it doesn’t syncronise, I can’t get behind it.

Once I understood that about myself, I could see the common thread running through everything I’d ever done. 

The projects, the roles, the random ventures — they were all about creating some kind of sense out of nonsense / clarity out of confusion. I’d also been doing it for other people for years, without even noticing that was my thing.

That’s where the Get C.L.E.A.R™ on Your Idea framework came from because I know what it’s like to have a head full of ideas, half-finished plans, and that nagging feeling of “I should be further along by now.”

Getting C.L.E.A.R™ isn’t about cramming your head with more noise. It’s about simplifying. It’s about finding your through-line — the thing that makes sense for you, so you can stop spinning your wheels and start moving with purpose.

For me, clarity changed everything and I know it can do the same for you.