Building the Best YOU with Clarity andConfidence 

Jeanne Collins is an Empowerment Life Coach, TEDx Speaker, podcast host, and author. She empowers ambitious women at a crossroads to stop second-guessing and start designing the bold, fulfilling life they were meant to live.

Building the Best You

The House of JerMar inspires women to create inner wellness through home and life design.

Welcome to the House of JerMar

You’re standing at a turning point — unsure what’s next but certain you’re meant for more. Maybe your career no longer feels aligned, your relationships are shifting, or something deep within is urging you to make a bold change.  

You’ve achieved success by most standards, yet there’s a quiet voice inside wondering, Is this it? That inner nudge is your intuition — and it’s time to listen. But instead of feeling empowered, you’re stuck in self-doubt, second-guessing your instincts, and unsure how to move forward. 

This uncertainty can feel paralyzing — keeping you stuck in a loop of hesitation and what-ifs. The longer it lasts, the harder it becomes to recognize what you truly want — or how to begin. You may feel overwhelmed by choices, yet unfulfilled by any of them.

On the outside, you’re holding it all together — but inside, you’re exhausted, burned out, and quietly wondering how much longer you can keep up this pace before something must give.  In the process of trying to hold it all together, you’ve drifted away from your truest self. 

I know exactly what it feels like to lose yourself in everything but you. 

For decades, I did what so many women do — I poured myself into everyone else. I was a devoted mother, the high performer, the corporate executive who gave her all. I was successful by every external measure… but inside, I was disappearing. 

At 50, my biggest life crossroads hit me. I was fired from the role I had given my heart to. And in one of my first sessions with a career coach, I was asked a simple question: What are your passions? I couldn’t answer. I didn’t even know who I was outside of my role as a single mother and Vice President of Sales. 

That moment changed everything. 

I turned inward and asked myself the hard questions. I started listening to the quiet voice inside — the one I had ignored for years. I followed the only interest I could find: a love for interior design. That curiosity led to rebuilding my life on my terms — starting an interior design business, writing a book, sharing my story, and eventually, becoming a coach. 

Coaching changed the path of my life — and now, it’s my mission to help women like you do the same. 

If you’re at a crossroads, unsure of who you are or what comes next… I’ve been there. I see you. And I’m here to guide you back to yourself — because your life deserves to be designed by you. 

— Jeanne 

The House of JerMar inspires women to create inner wellness through home and life design.

The Goal is Universal: Transform Your Crossroads Into a Clear Path Forward

One Goal. Multiple Ways to Build It. Personalize it to You.

Life Coaching

Personalized Coaching to Build Your Dream Life 

On-Line Course

Self-Paced On-Line Course for Guided Empowerment

Best You Podcast

The House of JerMar podcast provides tools for designing your life.

Inspired Reading

Jeanne's memoir, Two Feet In, shows life design in action.

Motivational Speaking

Speaking engagements that go beyond inspiration.

You didn’t find your way here by accident—something inside you is calling you forward. You know there’s more waiting for you but you don’t know how to find it. 

I created the House of JerMar because I know what it feels like to be at a crossroads—successful on the outside but searching for something deeper on the inside. I’ve lived that moment of asking, Is this it? I’ve stood in the space between chapters—uncertain, questioning, and hungry for meaning and direction. 

I discovered that the answers I was seeking came from turning inward. I learned to trust myself again, got comfortable with taking risks and put myself at the center of my life. That shift changed everything for me. 

Now, I help other women make that same shift. 

I want you to feel clear, grounded, confident—and fully connected to who you are and what you want next. 

And I’m here to walk that journey with you. 

Let’s draw out the clarity, confidence, and balance that’s been inside you all along. 

I can’t wait to meet you. 

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Jeanne’s story

Jeanne Collins is the founder of the House of JerMar, a lifestyle brand helping ambitious women conquer crossroads with clarity and confidence. 

Jeanne is an empowerment life coach who helps female executives and entrepreneurs find life balance through mindset shifts and her unique house-building approach. Her life experience, including multiple career pivots in her early 50s after getting fired from her executive position, makes her widely regarded as an expert in achieving life balance at any stage of life.  

Jeanne is a TEDx speaker who has spent over 2 decades speaking, whether it be in boardrooms of executives, on industry panels, podcasts, fire-side chats, at business conferences, women’s networking groups, and universities.  

She is the host of The House of JerMar podcast, a top 10% ranked global podcast and is the author of Two Feet In: Lessons from an All-In Life, in which she chronicles how she overcomes self-doubt and designs a life with an all-in approach to her decisions. Jeanne has written articles for Inner Self and Wellbeing Magazines, to name just a few, and has been featured in Medium and multiple other publications.  

Jeanne holds an Executive MBA from the University of Connecticut in addition to Interior Design Degrees from Parsons School of Design and The New York Institute of Art and Design. She is a member of the International Coaching Federation (ICF) and is currently enrolled in their PCC training program. Jeanne lives in Connecticut, has a 19 year old daughter and three dogs.

“Building a life requires real commitment – going two feet in. Both feet need to be planted firmly in the world in which we want to live.”

Jeanne Collins

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