About Jacqueline Fisch

Settle in for my story

I grew up believing the gold standard of success was climbing a shiny corporate ladder. As the oldest daughter of an immigrant parent, I was taught to follow the rules, work hard, and do what I was told — and I got really good at it.

I loved work. At 15, I quit volleyball to work more hours at my cashier job. Freedom, contribution, and money excited me. Later, as a management consultant, I climbed fast, doubled my salary, and still kept work-life boundaries (balance is a myth, anyway).

🫵 You’re fired! (again)

After having my son, I was laid off. Then again. And again. Each time, the lesson was the same: job security is an illusion. You create your own security.

I had a growing side business, blogging, plant-based cooking classes, and private clients. I didn’t want just “another job.” I wanted a life I looked forward to living — one where I could fully show up for my children, my creative work, and myself.

Onward.

It turned out they were rehiring everyone who left the consulting company I got my start with in Chicago. They needed us pretty quickly. They needed lots of people to run some government programs. We sold our Toronto-suburb home and found ourselves back in Chicago in a month flat. Record-breaking time for an international move.

This time was different, though. With two young kids, I had little patience for any demands on my time outside of business hours. I also started to resent it. We lost some contracts (again), and they fired everyone (again).

Discovering Writing as a Quantum Practice

I realized what truly lit me up was writing. Corporate work had trained me in logic and precision, but I craved flow, intuition, and alignment. Words started to feel alive again — whether editing internal corporate communications or drafting heartfelt content for friends’ businesses.

I began experimenting with intuitive, energy-first writing. Soon, I was helping clients write blogs, websites, and books that felt effortless and authentic. Each success reinforced one truth: writing works best when your mind, body, and intuition are aligned.

Writing online was the answer. 

Having been a few years into blogging and writing more — both for myself and for my corporate clients, I realized what lit me up. It was writing! I wanted to do it all the time. I craved more. I offered to edit all our company’s internal communications, and they let me, and I loved it. My corporate job gave me a lot of creative freedom with my work — and I learned to create my writing voice. Seriously, they let me email 500 people about National Tortilla Chip Day.

I wanted to help more people with their writing, so I reached out to some of my friends and former colleagues with an offer. I told them I’d give them a few hours of my time to write or edit anything they needed help with in return for some candid feedback and a testimonial. Psst. You can grab this email template for free.

A few people took a chance on me, and I was able to give them polished words they could share with the world that they’d been holding onto for ages — a blog post that made magazines pick up the phone, websites that would give my clients the confidence to quit their jobs and take their hustle full-time. I also wrote bios that made photographers confident to share their websites, proposals that made clients say, “F*CK YA!”, and even a job description that got someone a big fat promotion.

I was onto something. I updated my website, deleted all the vegan recipes, told a few more friends, added a price list, and carried on. I didn’t advertise, I didn’t pimp my services to everyone I knew in a slimy way, and something magical happened — people found me and hired me. Every evening, I’d write and edit my ass off for my new clients. I received rave reviews, and they’d pass my name along to someone else, and then to someone else, and then to someone else. Before I knew it, I had so much extra work on top of my day job that I had to start turning it down.

I explained to my kids that for the next few months, mommy would be really busy with work. I told them it might seem like I’m working all the time — and really, I was. I’m doing this extra work now so that I can be around more for you later. I hope they understand someday, or that I’ll make it up to them in the coming years. I told them I’d be able to pick them up from school at the end of the school day. I wouldn’t need to drop them off at 6:30 am anymore, so I could catch the early train or beat traffic. I’d come on field trips, we wouldn’t need to eat breakfast in the car anymore, and I’d probably be a heck of a lot happier.

Going Full-Time

In 2017, I left corporate America for good. I closed the chapter on 13 years of corporate writing, quitting jargon-filled communication for writing that flows naturally, clearly, and humanly. Words like “utilize” and “enable” were replaced by “use” and “allow.”

Since then, I’ve helped clients create books, blogs, website copy, and emails that connect, compel, and convert — all while honoring their natural rhythm, intuition, and energetic alignment.

Why Intuitive Writing Works

Intuitive writing isn’t just about inspiration or tricks — it’s quantum-level transformation for your creative expression.

Your nervous system, your inner energy, and your mind all communicate through the body. When you write in alignment with that system:

• Resistance melts away

• Creativity flows naturally

• Writing becomes faster, easier, and deeply satisfying

The words are already inside you — we just clear the blocks so your voice can emerge.