Jennifer Zausmer-Terry

15/12/2025

15/12/2025

I didn’t get here overnight.
I had to let go of toxic relationships.
I had to stop being the martyr.
I had to heal, grow, and finally set boundaries—mentally *and* physically.

And when I did… new doors opened.

One of those doors brought me an unexpected gift—something I never would’ve seen if I stayed closed-off or stuck in old beliefs (yes, even about MLM 🙃).

I used to roll my eyes too.
But healing changed my perspective.
Growth made me open-minded.

This isn’t about convincing anyone.
It’s about showing what’s possible when you allow yourself to heal, expand, and say yes to something new.

If you’re on your own journey and feel like more is waiting for you…
It probably is. 💫
Stay open. ❤️

12/12/2025

A true story. And yes, I put the dead tree 🎄 as the main image for impact.

{swipe 👉left to see the actual progression.😂😂😂}

Every year we take the kids (and the dogs) to cut down our Christmas tree.

Five years ago we brought home what felt like the perfect one… until a couple weeks later when it started drooping, dropping ornaments, and looking rough.

I kept insisting we could “make it last” because honestly… I didn’t want to deal with taking everything off and starting over. It felt like too much work. I told myself it would make a great story.

But the family overruled me.

We stripped the dead tree, brought home a new one, and something funny happened—

the story was STILL great… and the new tree was even better. It held more ornaments. More memories.

And the do-over forced us to slow down and decorate together all over again.

Lately I’ve been thinking about that season because a little over a year ago, my long-time business closed its doors. I was grieving it, calling it “the end,” convincing myself I should just move on quietly.

But the truth? Just like that tree… it had been dying long before I admitted it.

And the new thing I stepped into—my wellness business—ended up being stronger, more aligned, more capable of holding the memories, the stories, and the people I serve.

Sometimes what feels like an ending is actually the moment you’re being nudged (or shoved) toward something brighter.
A dying tree.
A closing business.
A shifting job.
A new phase of life.
It’s not always convenient. It’s not always what we planned.
But it might be exactly the change that allows you to grow.

Here’s to embracing the new tree—
in your living room
and in your life. 🌲✨
And if you like to know how I’m serving my people better than I ever have let’s chat because this is just the beginning!

And shout out to for doing right by us and giving us that new very beautiful tree. That’s why we keep coming back.

11/12/2025

**15 Things I’m Learning (After the Hardest Year Ever)**

1. Humility is underrated. Turns out holding onto people you love beats holding onto your pride… who knew?

2. Honest communication actually saves friendships. Apparently “just say it” works better than mind-reading. Shocking.

3. Yes, people might hurt you. Yes, it might flop. But isolating yourself hurts way more. Connection > hiding.

4. Not everyone is going to like me. That’s cute. I barely like me before my morning coffee.

5. Confidence doesn’t come from abs, outfits, or followers. It comes from knowing who you are—even on the days you feel like a slightly unhinged potato.

6. Tell the truth. Even when it’s awkward. Especially then.

7. Rest is not a reward. It’s survival. Like water. Or tequila on a bad day.

8. Accountability: painful, necessary, character-building, and wildly under-practiced.

9. Bitterness is basically emotional poison. Detox it. (My wellness journey approves this message.)

10. Friendship isn’t perfection—it’s showing up. And wow… this year showed me **exactly** who does and who doesn’t.

11. Be aware, not offended. My sensitivity is a feature, not a flaw… but I’m learning to not let every breeze knock me over.

12. Popularity is a scam. I’ll take two real friends over twenty “seen your story but won’t text back” friends.

13. Fun is essential. Schedule it like a workout.

14. Give others grace. Life is wild.

15. Give *yourself* grace. Life is wilder.

**Bonus lesson from my wellness journey:** Becoming healthier and stronger feels amazing… but not everyone will cheer you on or want to join you—apparently that’s my job for *them*, not the other way around. That’s fine. I’ll keep sippin’ cocktails, lovin’ wellness, and finding balance like the chaotic queen I am.

10/12/2025

That’s hits different huh?