So I called Christine. Christine started her new business, Olienna Home, to help people like me who are organizationally challenged. She believes in creating systems that will help save you time in the future because you will actually know where things are AND where they belong. She sat me down and we went through her process when it comes to declutter and organization especially for school work and memorabilia.

The most important job and the one I am most passionate about is raising our two girls, Olivia and Sienna. My first job, however, was as a physical therapist. I practiced for 13 years, after graduating with my Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Emory University. In the beginning, my role as a therapist was very hands-on, and on a daily basis I was working and interacting directly with patients. Quickly my role transitioned into a managerial one and as Director of Rehab, my level of responsibility grew exponentially. While a promotion and great role (for someone), I felt like it pulled away from the things I love — my family and spending time with them. Over time, balancing life as a working mom grew more challenging and I realized I needed to make some changes.