Hello!
My name is Jenny (she/her/hers), I’m 37 years old, and currently live in Oakland, CA. I have been a life long learner & educator, solopreneur, and always wildly adventurous. I have experience teaching elementary school, nannying, tutoring, working in the service industry, working in customer support, success, & education in tech, and ran my own dried flower business. Next stop: graduate school for my second MA in Speech & Language Pathology to become a speech therapist.
I’ve travelled both nationally and internationally, and my life experiences, from as far back as I remember, to my work, have 100% weaved who I have become today.
I’m married (8 years) to my wonderful and supportive husband Ross, and we have 3 fur babies: Charlie, Jacques, and Phoebe. We love spending our time together outdoors – in our backyard, in the redwoods, at the beach, stand up paddle boarding, taking road trips, and traveling in general, whether near or far.
So as I’ve said, read along as you like, sign up via email to receive new blogs as they arise, and enjoy. If you have any questions, or want to learn more about anything, don’t hesitate to contact me.
xx, Jenny ❣️
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The Inspiration Behind this Blog’s Name
I Trust the Timing of My Life
The title of this blog was born & inspired based off of Dr. Joe Dispenza’s meditation, “Listen To This When You Wake Up & Watch MIRACLES Happen FAST.” A friend of mine shared it with me about 6 weeks ago, and I’ve listened to it almost every day, sometimes multiple times a day.
In my humble opinion, it’s beautiful, special, and well…you should really just listen to it, or at least give it a try. I acknowledge that meditation is not for everyone, but this one really is magical.
To give it a listen, click here. If you don’t have Spotify, you can still download and listen for free. And if you end up liking it, he definitely has more than one.
xx ❣️
Trusting Life’s Timing
I share how Lyme disease, tick-borne illness, and brain cancer have shaped my resilience, hope, and honesty throughout some of life’s hardest chapters.