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RemindHer

Jay-anne Member since 2026
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“RemindHer helps ambitious women remember who they are, trust what they’re capable of and Become Impossible To Ignore, so they earn more, speak up, take opportunities and create bigger lives.”

RemindHer is a movement and business built for ambitious women who know they’re capable of more, but somewhere along the way have started second-guessing, shrinking or getting in their own way.

Through live experiences, coaching, community, speaking and the Mirror Method, RemindHer helps women reconnect with who they are, trust themselves again and turn that into action.

Because when a woman changes how she sees herself, she changes how she shows up. She asks for more. Charges more. Speaks up. Walks into different rooms. Takes the opportunity. Builds the business. Creates the life.

Founded by Jay-anne, RemindHer has a simple mission: to remind one million women who they are and help them Become Impossible to Ignore.
Not by turning them into someone new. By reminding them of the woman who was already there.

RemindHer offers live events and experiences group coaching programmes 1:1 coaching membership and community retreats workshops speaking and corporate training.
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My edge is identity + visibility + money + reinvention + making life up your way delivered through stories that I have lived! Some headlines... Become Impossible to Ignore Stop Trying to Become Her. Remember Her. Your Business Will Only Grow as Far as You Will Make Life Up Your Way Money. Opportunity. Direction. The Cost of Being the Safe Pair of Hands You Don’t Need More Confidence. You Need More Evidence. Fuck the Five-Year Plan Read the Room. Then Stop Living By It. The Woman in the Mirror Is Your Business Strategy

Unhinged fundraising........ It"s never involved quietly shaking a bucket. I’ve jumped out of planes, jumped off platforms in london, taken on ridiculous challenges, pulled off a sell out singing event (with non singers) and regularly said “how hard can it be?” for charity. Apparently my love language is good causes and questionable decisions.