We don’t fit neatly into a single job title because what we do is bigger than that. The work we do is different, because the humans behind the inbox are different. We partner, think with you, build alongside you, and design support that feels natural to the way you live and work.
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We’re collaborators, connecting you with people, tools, and ideas that lift the load and expand what’s possible. Our eco-system of skilled, passionate humans who care deeply about the work and people we worth with, support you in building systems that let you function at your best, not someone else’s version of organised.
The faces you see here are just the beginning.
And we LOVE what we do.
MEET OUR TEAM
TIA JEAN
Owner | Life and Business Consultant
The current mind and heart behind O.C.D. In 2024, Tia purchased the business from it's original creator, Caroline Brunne, and has since carried it into something that blends her creativity, attention to detail, and pattern recognition into something practical, grounding,
and a touch magical.
Tia has had a lifelong passion for people and the puzzle of how we all fit together. She started her career in retail and hospitality, then moved into management and admin while completing her BA in Psychological Science/Sociology at the University of Sydney.
She's since had the pleasure of turning her lived and academic experience into a thriving eco-system, doing what she does best: designing lives and businesses that not only work, but look and feel good while they do it.
After a life-time of chaos, her expertise now lies in finding real solutions to real-world problems. When she's not problem-solving or multi-tasking, Tia can be found wrangling her three cats, or helping save the world with Future Crunch.
LOU CUMMING
Life & Business Admin Specialist
Lou's career began in the creative world - studying performing arts and co-founding a theatre company where she quickly discovered a gift for building systems, processes and environments that help people thrive. That talent has naturally evolved into her current work as a disability support worker and administration roles where she helps people feel grounded, organised and empowered in their everyday lives.
Living with a chronic illness has shaped Lou’s approach to both work and wellbeing. She values pacing, flexibility and sustainability for herself and for the people she supports and brings a calm, steady presence that helps others feel safe, seen and supported.
At home, Lou shares life with her partner and their two dogs - Lady and Bugs - who ensure things are always playful, noisy and joyfully chaotic. She’s passionate about helping others design lives that are meaningful, well-paced and rich in small, deeply satisfying wins.
