Show Notes
Jani didn’t like being addicted to smoking, but found herself trapped in a cycle with it due to many contributing factors of her childhood, neurodivergence, and navigating adulthood in a new country. She struggled to quit, going as long as eight months at time before falling back into the habit from “just having a couple pulls.” Jani finally found her way out by following her heart’s wisdom and soothing her busy mind and hands with artistic expression.
About Jani:
Jani is a professional sculptor, as well as a rising conscious and transformational coach with a focus on remembering who you are and your purpose.
✨Find Jani at: https://www.instagram.com/jokou.art/ https://www.facebook.com/JOKOU.jk [email protected]
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