ABOUT JACKIE MCKEEVER

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Jackie’s early Early Years:

She completed her Business Management degree and then went on to get her Masters in Business with a minor in Accounting. Although she was responsible for managing over 250 in two locations, supervisors, policies, budgets over 5 million, position descriptions, contracts and more she felt invisible. She was shrinking to make others feel big. She was hiding. She fell into depression because of choosing fear before faith. She was not living according to her full potential.

Jackie’s Rewrite:

Later she jumped into the Nonprofit world by first volunteering to do taxes and then becoming a financial coach. Shortly after, she created a Non-profit charity called Route To Victory. She created it because she wanted people who were lost to know that the route to victory is closer than they think.

 Later she evolved into a Life and Business transformational coach where she helps current and future entrepreneurs build, repurpose, and achieve transformational results in life, finance, and business getting them to more.

She preaches and teaches people to Get up and walk their path. It is aimed at motivating people to to apply action to their belief. And to remind them that they are co-authors in the lifestyle they live. She is also one of the contributing authors in the Smell of Poverty and tow other projects. And she has written a book called Eat and Save a Southern Girl’s Guide to Eating and Saving. In her career she spent over 20 years helping people excel.

Her superpower is building (Business planning) and making things flow (Business Management) so she would also assist others in other departments from behind the scenes.

One of the things she prides herself on is going from surviving to thriving after divorce, becoming a single mom, and depression. She learned about how it is ok to seek help no matter the issue and to stop hiding who she was. When she decided to come out of hiding she found her strength, her purpose, her trust in God, and how depression no longer was the driver in her life.

Each day she displays the person who God created and allows her light to shine. And she uses her platforms to share her scars as a sign that restoration is possible with debt, credits, and with the 80% of life your control. You have to Get up and Walk your path.