I have learned to look at life in a less compartmentalized way by my association with JWow. I feel more empowered to assist and nurture folks with PTSD; I feel more connected to a community of folks doing “the good work,” i.e. dharma; I also have been inspired to be much less self-conscious in terms of asking for what I need.
JWow is made of enough love, wisdom, life, and depth that she — and only she — could save me in my darkest hours of book-writing despair. She is the safest human I know… making her ability to tell it like you need to hear it that much more impactful. I begin my book with a quote from JWow for good reason: she sees life like no one else, and what she sees is invaluable.”
I knew after working together on Day 1 — and having accomplished more in 1/2 a day that I had over the course of several months with past coaches — that JWow was the one for me. Her breadth of knowledge, wisdom — and ability to process, make sense of, and sort my work into meaningful projects (and sub-projects) — was exactly what I needed in my life. Thus, I’ve found that her intuitive abilities that are unparalleled in the coaching world that I’ve come to know.