Transforming Clutter into Clarity
Welcome to your creative home!
Hi, I’m Jessica Tudos, founder of kika creative, a place where we transform clutter into clarity in order to live, learn and thrive more authentically.
Whether it’s physical clutter at home or work, or mental clutter, that has you feeling stuck, stressed out, overwhelmed or confused, I can help remove the obstacles that hinder your progress, guide you towards taking meaningful action, and amplify the creativity, satisfaction, and joy in your life.
How can I help?
Transforming Space
Clearing away physical clutter and re-designing space and belongings to create inspiring, functional and optimal space for great things to happen.
Transforming Ideas
Removing mental clutter in order to clarify ideas, build confidence, and amplify action so that more meaningful impact can be made.
About Jessica
Jessica Tudos (M.Ed, OCT) is an Olympian turned educator, organizer, facilitator and speaker on a mission to transform clutter into clarity so we can lead more meaningful lives. Drawing from her 25+ years as a transformative creative force, Jessica always her eye on practical implementation, and her heart in the creative problem-solving process. Passionate about engaging people in transformative experiential learning, Jessica brings enthusiasm, pragmatism and a high dose of motivational mojo to each and every collaboration.
From The Blog
Increase Your Happiness by Harmonizing Your Home
When you think about how you want your home to look and feel, what comes to mind? Organized, functional, inspiring, stress-free? Perhaps all of the above?!
Flex Those Organizing Muscles!
I think we all agree that to wear clean clothes, laundry has to be done regularly. I’d also assume that in order to improve our
So, You’re a Portfolioist Eh?
Recently someone asked me what I did for a living – a typical question that comes up in many situations – but for some reason
Coach Declutter To The Rescue!
Oh what fun it is to take on so many different roles within an organizing job! “Professional Organizer” is often the term I use at
Telling My Parents They Have Too Much Stuff
Telling my parents they have too much stuff wasn’t easy. The words were easy to get out, but I couldn’t help but feel disapproving and
Spark Joy or Leave Sh*t Everywhere – Which Are You?
After listening to a recent discussion on CBC radio about two very different approaches to organizing, I felt it would be fun to explore this topic further.
