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Hi my name is Tina Jesson and I help (mainly) women business owners (and especially heart centered business owners) to make constant, profitable income.

Are you a heart-centered business owner who wants to create more impact in the world by creating amazing tea time experiences? But you feel overwhelmed, frustrated and fearful of the months where you are losing money, not making money, or spending more than you make?

I know exactly how you feel. I’ve had moments like this, when I have curled up on my bed and cried, especially in the last 12 months. Are you ready to have more security, more certainly and income, constantly, without looking salesy and become a victor rather than a victim?

I’ll teach you my Right Clients Right Now! System for achieving constant, profitable income in 6 simple steps. It’s so simple when you know the exact steps to take.

Just so you know a bit more about me and why I am offering this. I am an Innovations Award finalist, a published author and have owned businesses in both the UK and USA for over 20 years and worked with small business clients and big brand names.
People call my work: Inspired, Powerful, Empowering and Insightful. I have been featured in national press including the Wall Street Journal, and appeared on TV for FOX and BBC to name a few.
So, if you are ready to take control of your financial future, live up to your full potential, grow your impact and show your family that they are right to support you in your business…it starts with a simple conversation. Contact me for your Constant Profitable Income in 6 Simple Steps strategy call. Simply contact me to arrange a Constant Profitable Income in 6 Simple Steps strategy call and lets talk.

Emily found her emotional "why", rediscovered her business focus, and identified the common thread through all her business ideas which helped her to build her brand story.

Diana discusses how women in business thrive with emotional support, encouragement and a strong, positive mindset. 

Deatra thought she would need to spend a fortune on advertising until she discovered she didn't.