Jen's life was remarkably unremarkable...
Even though, most days, she found herself drowning in drama.
Not the tragic, traumatic kind. The day-to-day kind of drama that she saw so many women, also drowning in.
Working long hours in their own business or someone else's to barely make ends meet, the 24/7 task of raising kids into teenagers and the pressure to be a 'good mother' (whatever that even means), the roller coaster life beyond separation or divorce, and the turmoil of broken relationships and trying to create new ones. There was never enough time. Never enough Money. Never enough of 'us'
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But she felt like she had no right to complain about any of it. She just had to suck it up and get on with her life as best she could.
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She was always able to remember how she would once feel ...
She could still remember the first thoughts she would have when she woke up most days...
The same thoughts that would keep her awake at night...
She was consumed with the drama of worrying that:
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She would not be able to pay the bills.
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She would not be able to give her kids all the opportunities she wanted them to have.
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They would hate her for breaking up the family.
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She sucked as a mother.
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She would be alone for the rest of my life.
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She would never find a purpose.
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All of the decisions were now hers to make (alone).
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She would eventually screw it all up and fail.
​She tried lots of stuff.
To figure out her stuff.
She read hundreds of books, attended countless workshops, seminars, self-development programs & listened to podcasts. But this only gave her intellectual wisdom.
Through the pages of her book The Power of a Peaceful Woman, she share with you how she has taken that intellectual wisdom (which creates zero change) and applied it experientially to transform her entire life.
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