Clare is a “highly sensitive person” which means she is exceptionally aware of incoming stimuli whether she wants to be or not. This can be exhausting. Overtime these challenges became superpowers - she developed outstanding organizing and productivity skills to calm a busy world.

Now, she’s known for them. You may have seen her as a television regular on shows such as The Social and Marilyn Denis, or in Fast Company, The Globe and Mail, The Huffington Post, Macleans, and more, sharing her insights and strategies on productivity, organization and work-life integration.

Though shining in a diverse corporate career with leadership roles in start-ups to tech darlings, from Toronto to Tokyo, Montreal and back, Clare struggled to conform to the confines of a corporate environment. In 2005, Clare launched Streamlife, an organizing and productivity practice and has since helped thousands to better manage their key resources of time, space, and energy.

Clare consults with organizations and coaches leaders and their teams to become sustainably productive. Not only is it important for leaders to role model effective mindsets and behaviors, but it's also critical to be compassionate and inclusive. With an intimate understanding of neurodiversity, Clare's mission is to encourage leaders to invite the best contributions from themselves and every member of the team.

Whether inspiring audiences from the stage or screen, Clare’s commitment to living a smooth and fulfilling life shines through.  Drawing on personal experience, engaging stories, and supportive science, audiences leave thinking differently and, most importantly, motivated to take action.