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People tell me I’ve lived five lives. They say I could publish a dozen memoirs and still not run out of content. And honestly, I do sometimes feel like a cat on life number seven (and counting). Without even including my often traumatic (but nonetheless free-spirited) childhood, between age sixteen and thirty-five, I had had so many hair-raising adventures in interesting places with fascinating (and sometimes scary) people that it seemed any given day in my life could be the script for a movie. And not necessarily a good movie. Probably more like a B grade thriller, the kind that makes you think you should really be getting some sleep but you can’t resist watching the main character make yet another predictably terrible and potentially fatal decision. And though I always managed to land on my feet, it wasn’t until my late thirties when a business venture went wrong and I was faced with representing myself in a high-profile lawsuit, which resulted in me losing my home and livelihood and everything I had been working towards for the previous five years, that I was forced to rise from the ashes and take a good long look in the mirror and figure out what the @#$% I’m actually good at. Turned out, I’m an artist. I’m a writer. I’m an exceptional communicator with the honed gifts of intuition and insight. From a place of rock bottom (seriously the pits and my sense of self worth was fluctuating between door mat and tube sock, the latter on a good day), having spent decades living someone else’s life and working for other people’s dreams, I went on to receive fourteen international awards for my photography, exhibited my work in Paris, Barcelona, and Fort Collins. I entered a graduate program, received a master’s degree in humanities, and within three months of graduating, landed a full time job as Communications Analyst for the Colorado Department of Human Services, where I am still happily employed. And did I mention I recovered from a decades-long eating disorder? Yup, on the quest for my true self, a chronic eating disorder finally loosened its grip and I was able to walk away from it for good.

I want to help people embrace the mindset that it’s never too late to rewrite the trajectory of your life, to leave the past behind and become the person you’ve always dreamed of being. The I’m offering free half-hour consultation sessions whilst I’m in the process of attaining my life, health, and career coaching certifications. If you are interested in booking a free session or would like more information, please fill out and submit the form below and I will reply within one business day. You can also email me at jennyrice.love@gmail.com.