Jennifer is our second birthday girl in a row! I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Jennifer since she was 15 years old. She was a sophomore in high school and as a law student I was her volunteer mentor. We’ve kept up over the years and I’ve watched her grow from a young lady to a full grown woman, mama, and business owner. Keep reading to learn more about Jennifer.
Where is your hometown and how long have you been in the DC metro area?
I was born and raised in Washington, DC. I’ve been in the DC metro area pretty much my entire life, but I’ve lived temporarily in Charlotte, NC and Philadelphia throughout my childhood and young adulthood.
Are you a mother? If so, how old are your children?
Yes, I am a proud mother of 2 boys. My oldest son who passed away would’ve been 8 this year and my youngest is 5.
Are you a business owner? If so, tell us what that business is and who it serves.
Yes, I am a small business owner. I own a virtual tax service called JCs Tax Service which serves individuals and small business owners throughout the United States.
All about Self-Love
When do you feel the most beautiful?
I feel the most beautiful when I am happy on the inside/out and stress free. I also feel beautiful when I dress up nice and have my hair done.
Do you have a self-care routine? If so, what is it?
No particular self-care routine, but every so often I enjoy soaking in the bathtub with candles lit while listening to music. I also enjoy getting facials, massages, and dancing.
What does being Fiercely Feminine mean to you?
To me, fiercely feminine means being the genuine woman you know yourself to be deep inside. Being the unique you unapologetically and not letting anyone force you into a box of what they think a feminine woman should look or act like.
What is a goal you have been working on?
Currently, I am working on getting to a healthier weight to improve how I feel physically, emotionally, and mentally.
What advice would you give to your younger self?
Advice I would give my younger self is to be unapologetically you, love yourself, and that it’s okay to fail as long as you learn from your failures.
Finish the statement – I am a woman who…
I am a woman who is strong, but has a story, and that loves to live, laugh, and love.
