Support Matters ~ Gail Kauranen Jones

FOR OUR KIDS AND THEIR KIDS (and THE KID WITHIN ALL OF US): From my 20 years of coaching, this is one of the most important messages for establishing good early on. Focus more on the qualities and essence of your children versus validating them mostly for performance. Creating who grow up knowing they are and with high begins here:

PREVENT THE JANUARY BLUES: Connect with like-minded others and KEEP THE VIBE HIGH. Changing your energy changes your life. Hope you will join us Jan. 17:

Even though we're in a holiday season, it's natural -and even healthy-to want to hibernate a bit and practice "wintering." Learn more here in this excellent article:

Why 'Wintering' Is Crucial to Our Well-Being | Maria Shriver Why ‘Wintering’ Is Crucial to Our Well-Being by CYDNEY WEINER With the first official day of Winter upon us (hint: it’s tomorrow), many of us are beginning to dread the drop in temperature and hours of daylight, especially during a pandemic. But what if there was another way to think about Win...

For those of you who haven't moved to my CoachGailJones FB page yet and seen this announcement: Tomorrow, MONDAY, Dec. 7th, is a HUGE DAY for me.

GET A FUN, SNEAK PEEK TODAY at how I prepared for my appearance on national TV tomorrow, talking more about how CLAIMING YOUR WORTHINESS TO LIVE CAN EXTEND YOUR LONGEVITY and help you thrive in other ways. Show details and times in the blog below:

LIghts, camera, action by Gail Kauranen Jones, Worthiness Coach and Author In this post, Gail shares a fun, behind-the-scenes peek at getting ready for her TV debut on CBS network's Emmy award-winning show, The Doctors.

REDIRECT: Step away for all the chaotic energy of this past year, breathe, and reflect on ways your life may have changed for the better. I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments section at the end of today’s blog:.

Lightening up our minds and our closets by Gail Kauranen Jones, Worthiness Coach and Author In this post, Gail shares six tips for simplifyng life beyond all the the diverse messages now bombarding and saturating us.

Knowing we are worthy-especially after a health crisis such as getting a cancer diagnosis--helps empower us to move forward.

Today, in my interview with SaraSchultzing-Kranz on her Live Boldy podcast, I share tips for reclaiming worthiness and moving beyond a life curveball such as a cancer diagnosis. Listen in below and learn about my 4Cs for dealing with a life challenge:

Finding Worthiness Post-Trauma with Gail Jones Finding Worthiness Post-Trauma with Gail Jones Are you not attracting the right relationships, finances or job opportunities? Gail Kauranen Jones is an intuitive coach and change expert, who has been leading others through transformation for more than 20 years. She has a gift for identifying the hid...

TIPS for CENTERING: If you know of anyone recently diagnosed with cancer, please share this information below, based on my experience and five years of research for my book, "Cancer as a Love Story: Developing the Mindset for Living." It is so important to get centered within first before making any decisions, and to train the mind to look for best possible outcomes.

Step it up in love..learn more in my latest blog. You can also access my free guided meditation on worthiness:

Don't settle by Gail Kauranen Jones, Worthiness Coach and Author In this post, Gail shares a love story--inspiring others to do the inner work of reclaiming their worthiness to attract a healthy relationship.

Honoring my calling to share what I learned. Please share my book with anyone you know whose life has been touched by cancer, especially this month, month.

My book was a five-year, intense labor of honoring a mission to teach the healing power of love.

Here are other words Dr. Webster shared, in addition to the those on the graphic below:

Gail Kauranen Jones, a cancer survivor, in her book 'Cancer as a Love Story, has written a very compassionate and educational book in which she provides the right combination of medical information and options for personal actions and techniques, all in nontechnical terms, and easily readable language. She provides an ‘insiders’ view of treatment options, encourages people with cancer to change their past attitudes and beliefs, embrace a new and optimistic future, and live more vibrant lives. Not to be missed are the ‘tips’ that she offers throughout the book."