Hello, I’m Jenny.
I'm a 4th grade teacher, a wife, and a mom + stepmom to six — and the founder of Wholehearted Creative, where I help women tend their hearts, their minds, and their businesses.
I believe those things were never meant to be separate. The same woman who needs space to process what she's carrying is often the same woman trying to build something meaningful with her life — and she deserves support for both.
What I do
Coaching & creative soul work. I offer faith-based coaching grounded in conversation and journaling, with simple creative practices like art journaling available for anyone who wants them — no art experience required. Beyond one-on-one coaching, I also create courses, tutorials, and workshops for creative soul work on your own time, with a membership experience in the works for women who want an ongoing space to belong to.
Simple systems & web design. I help coaches and creatives simplify the tech side of their business — from custom Squarespace websites to client systems and templates — so the backend of your business finally works for you instead of against you.
Some women come to me for one. Some come for both. Either way, I'd love to help.
A little of my story
I've been a maker for as long as I can remember — scrapbooks, mixed media art, handmade goods sold at craft fairs under the name jenuine Ruby. I found my way into coaching and creative soul work through a season of my own, when art became less about making something pretty and more about processing what I couldn't yet say out loud.
I've also raised a blended family of six, worked in a Christian school for over a decade, and learned, sometimes the easy way, mostly the hard way, that the systems holding a life or a business together matter just as much as the heart behind it.
(I'm working on a longer version of this story — if you'd like the fuller picture, you'll find it here once it's up.)
What I believe…
I believe there's still good in the world — even with all the division, hurt, and hard things we carry.
I believe people are worth loving, whether we share the same beliefs or not. I believe in celebrating differences, staying curious about each other, and continuing to grow.
I believe God's love is relentless, faithful, and for everyone — and that anything is possible because of it.
And whatever you believe, I believe in you. You're worth loving, valuing, and rooting for — exactly as you are.
Black lives matter.
Stay a while.
If you'd like more of my voice in your inbox — reflections, behind-the-scenes, the longer version of this story as I write it — you can find me on Substack.