Inspirational and impactful international keynote speaker and author of eight books.

Work-life balance expert and gender equity champion.  A senior leader with a background in Human Resources roles businesses find Jess can speak their language. 

Jess helps organisations and individuals who are stressed out regain calm and a sense of control in an uncertain environment.  To get clear on what really matters and to be more human in a world of AI. After a decade studying with Buddhist monks and nuns she uses ancient wisdom to solve modern problems and is on a mission to put the ‘being’ back into human-being.

Proud member of the rainbow community, regular 1News contributor and TEDx speaker, Jess is described as inspiring, articulate and relatable by audiences and has a passion for sharing her knowledge and motivating others with her words. 

In a world moving faster than we’re built for, we’ve lost touch with what it means to be human. We’ve become human doings, chasing more, burning out, and disconnecting from what truly matters.

More is not always better.  It’s time to slow down and reconnect, with ourselves, each other, and the world.

We stand at the crossroads of rapid technological advancement, shifting workplace dynamics, and a future that feels more uncertain each day. With burnout on the rise, the evolution of AI, economic instability, and global crises, from climate change to political upheaval, we find ourselves searching for something more, something deeper, something that unites us in a world that seems more divided than ever.

We’re living in systems our bodies and minds were not designed for. Chasing more, doing more, and sacrificing what truly matters in pursuit of material success has left us disconnected. We've mistaken busyness for purpose, external validation for meaning, and digital connectivity for real human connection. In the rush to live faster, we’ve forgotten how to live well.

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