Thriving Through Family

Back in 2020 Jaymie was faced with 2 breast cancer scares, her mother and her aunt. Her heart stopped as she received the news. She knew she had to be prepared to travel if the time came when she had to be with family so she prepare her business to run without her so she could take time off. Shortly after her mom had been cleared and her aunt had her cancer removed, her family was faced with impact yet again. Her stepdad was emitted into the hospital for kidney failure and her mom suffered a heart attack within days apart. Her entire life flipped upside down for over 3 months. She left her home behind in Virginia and made her way to Connecticut for the summer with her two daughters, a cat, and a hamster to help her family during this time.

She shared that she grew the most her had ever grown that year under pressure.

She spoke on how she slept on a cot with her children for 3 months, taken completely out of her traditional routine, home, and financial security due to impact and Covid. She had to make a decision at that moment that life was happening FOR her and not to her.

She had to decide to let go of what she couldn't control and take full responsibility for what she could. It could have been easy to crumble when everything seemed to be falling apart but she chose to lean in.

She stated: "I've always heard that god doesn't give you more than you can handle and I trusted that 100%."

In October of 2020, she chose to soft launch her new coaching program and brought in 55k in new business that month by utilizing things she'd learned throughout her journey through life and personal development. In November, her business brought in another 22k.

Jaymie believes that your life is the ripple effect of your tiny decisions and ability to pivot during times of inflection. We have the choice to design our lives exactly how we want them. Even through times of uncertainty, we can still come back home to love and grace.

We can choose to trust the process.

And, we have everything we need WITHIN US to endure, through it all. Even when it feels heavy, you've got this.