The rest of me
I grew up the family translator, the kid who could tell you the temperature of a room from the driveway. At eight I wanted to be a teacher. At twenty-two I was in grad school becoming a therapist. The line is embarrassingly straight.
Now I'm married to the funniest person I know, who says he "works at the sexy intersection of tax and IT." We have two kids: a five-year-old obsessed with math and spelling, and a three-year-old devoted to dinosaurs. I'm dyslexic, ADHD, and always rewatching The Office. My kids have learned not to touch the Nutella.
I'm not your guru. I'm not above any of this. I'm a person with a different map now, and I'd very much like to hand it to you.
Where to start
The free video. The Wrong Map is the front door. No pressure. No countdown.
Something small. The Scoreboard is five short lessons and a worksheet. About an hour, $47.
The full thing. The Selfhood Operating System is eight weeks, live, small on purpose. Doors open in December, and the waitlist hears first.
With love,
Jackie