Bring the pieces of your story together

Hey there,

In 2013, I started my first blog.
It was called Jenuine Life.

Each post was a little love letter to a woman I admired—friends, mentors, people who inspired me.

I’d write about what I saw in them:
their courage, their curiosity, their way of lighting up a room.
Not their achievements, but the through line that made them them.

I didn’t have the words for it at the time,
but I was writing about essence.
The energy behind their work. The truth they couldn’t help but express.

I wrote dozens of those stories, and the feedback I got stopped me in my tracks:

That project taught me something I’ve never forgotten:
When someone reflects your truth back to you, you start to see yourself differently.

And once you can see yourself clearly—your choices, your patterns, your evolution—you can begin to shape what comes next with confidence and purpose.

That’s the heart of my new coaching program, Body of Work.

It’s for women who’ve built rich, layered lives and careers—who’ve gathered stories, skills, and experiences—and now feel ready to weave it all together.

To find the through line.

To see the brilliance that’s been there all along.

In a way, Body of Work feels like coming home.

Because at its core, my work has always been about helping people connect with their essence—and translate that truth into something tangible, clear, and powerful in the world.

If that’s where you are, ready to bring together the pieces of your story and move forward with new clarity, I’d love to support you.

✨ I have a few 1:1 coaching spots open this month.

You can reply directly to this email, or book a call to explore whether Body of Work is the right next step for you.

Join me for a LinkedIn Live! 

This Friday I’m co-hosting a conversation with my friend Josee on LinkedIn Live. We’re talking about the intersection of motherhood, career and creativity. It will be a short and impactful 30-minute conversation. I’d love for you to join us. You can view and RSVP for the event here.

Thank you for reading! If you know someone who this could speak to, please pass it along.

Warmly,
Jennifer

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