My passion for wellness is deeply personal.
I know what it feels like to be fit, healthy and active, and then suddenly find yourself living with chronic illness for three to four years.
Losing my mum too soon, three years ago has also shaped the way I think about health, time and the life we want to live.
Having turned 50 this year, I want to feel strong, well and able to enjoy the years ahead.
That experience is a big part of why I partnered with Shaklee.
This year, Shaklee celebrates 70 years of history and heritage in wellness. Its focus on science, healthy ageing, longevity and biological age really resonates with me, as does the vision of its Chairman and CEO, Roger Barnett.
Roger founded Beauty.com in 1999, one of the earliest online beauty retailers. His father, Victor Barnett, was the former Executive Chairman of Burberry, helping guide the iconic brand’s transformation into a global luxury fashion house.
I recently watched an interview with Roger that reinforced why I feel so aligned with his approach: helping people look better, feel better and live well for longer. His father passed away two years ago at 91, and hearing Roger reflect on his parents and the importance of quality of life really stayed with me. It speaks to something I care deeply about too — having the health, strength and energy to make the most of our lives.
For me, this partnership brings together my own experiences, my passion for wellness and a company whose direction I believe in. If I can help women feel more informed and supported through menopause, build habits and rituals that support healthy ageing, and feel and look their best along the way, that is work I want to do.
That is my mission, and why this means so much to me.
If you’d like to hear more about our approach to wellness, longevity and bio-age, including inflammaging and lifestyle rituals to support healthy ageing, please feel free to get in touch. I’d love to share more with you 🫶🏼.
Jo 🤎
