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GUIDING YOU TO PEACE-FILLED, POSITIVE, AND LASTING CHANGE, WITH COACHING TAILORED TO YOUR UNIQUE STORY.
GUIDING YOU TO PEACE-FILLED, POSITIVE, AND LASTING CHANGE, WITH COACHING TAILORED TO YOUR UNIQUE STORY.
- Meet Your Coach - JONATHAN HALE
- Meet Your Coach - JONATHAN HALE
I'm here to guide you on your journey to find personal peace. My mission is to provide you with the tools, insights, and support you need to transform your life
and reach your peace goals.
I'm here to guide you on your journey to find personal peace. My mission is to provide you with the tools, insights, and support you need to transform your life
and reach your peace goals.
HI, MY NAME IS jonathan
HI, MY NAME IS jonathan
Your Partner in Personal Growth
Your Partner in Personal Growth
Before becoming a certified life coach in 2024, I spent many years helping others privately with questions about faith, peace, and overcoming life’s challenges. People who knew my story often reached out, drawn to my experiences as a husband, father, caregiver, and entrepreneur. As a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, I trust in God and Jesus Christ, but my approach to helping others has never depended on sharing the same belief system. I deeply respect each person’s unique perspective on faith and peace, and I am committed to helping individuals find peace in a way that aligns with their own beliefs and worldview.
Although your story may be different from mine, we share a universal need for peace in our lives. My personal journey has given me a wide range of experiences that allow me to connect with and support people from all walks of life. I look forward to working with you and discovering what peace can look like in your life.
At my core, I’ve always had a passion for helping others. Becoming a personal Peace Coach is just one of the ways I’ve chosen to actively contribute to creating a more peaceful world.
Before becoming a certified life coach in 2024, I spent many years helping others privately with questions about faith, peace, and overcoming life’s challenges. People who knew my story often reached out, drawn to my experiences as a husband, father, caregiver, and entrepreneur. As a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, I trust in God and Jesus Christ, but my approach to helping others has never depended on sharing the same belief system.
I deeply respect each person’s unique perspective on faith and peace, and I am committed to helping individuals find peace in a way that aligns with their own beliefs and worldview.
Although your story may be different from mine, we share a universal need for peace in our lives. My personal journey has given me a wide range of experiences that allow me to connect with and support people from all walks of life. I look forward to working with you and discovering what peace can look like in your life.
At my core, I’ve always had a passion for helping others. Becoming a personal Peace Coach is just one of the ways I’ve chosen to actively contribute to creating a more peaceful world.
My Journey to Becoming a Peace Coach
My Journey to Becoming a Peace Coach
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I’ve been happily married for 28 years, and together my wife and I have a son and a daughter. In 2011, everything changed. My wife became severely ill and was hospitalized. When she was finally released, she couldn’t walk and was mostly confined to a wheelchair or bed, needing almost constant care. In an instant, our lives were turned upside down. Our kids were 9 and 6, and I had been traveling a lot for work. I quickly shifted my schedule to be home more, taking on the role of caregiver for both my wife and our young children.
About a year later, I took a leap and started my own business so I could work more flexibly from home. But just as things were starting to settle, I was betrayed by my business partners, which led me to start a new venture—this time, on my own. While navigating this new business, I continued to care for my family. For a brief period, my wife’s health seemed to improve, but then we faced more loss. Her father passed away, and not long after, my own father—who had been battling illness since I was a child—passed away as well. Both losses were gut-wrenching, and we were devastated by each of them.
Soon after, my wife’s condition worsened again. She was hospitalized for a second time, and I found myself managing my business remotely from her hospital room for almost six months. During this time, she was diagnosed with two rare cancers and several autoimmune diseases.
While all of this was unfolding, our family was dealt yet another blow. My mother-in-law, in an attempt to manipulate and control, began spreading lies about us to our church and community, trying to tear our family apart and take custody of our children. Her efforts failed, but the damage she caused was deep. The true character of many people around us—especially extended family—was revealed in some very ugly ways. It was a painful betrayal, but through it, we grew closer as a family. The four of us—my wife, our kids, and I—clung to each other during that time, and our bond only strengthened.
Then, two years later, I discovered that my own mother had been living a double life as a con artist, and I had to face even more betrayal from my side of the family.
Through all of this, my wife’s health took a miraculous turn for the better. Though she’s still not cured, she’s now healthier and living life again. She has since become a Certified Trauma Informed Narcissistic Abuse Specialist and Somatic Trauma Informed Coach. Our kids are adults now, and despite everything we’ve been through, I’m grateful that the trials we faced brought us closer together instead of tearing us apart.
Unfortunately, we’re now estranged from family on both sides. This isn’t out of bitterness or a lack of forgiveness; it’s because we came to a painful realization: both of us were scapegoated in our families for most of our lives. Over time, we uncovered the truth about the toxic dynamics that had been in play for so long—my wife and I both had mothers who were malignant, covert, spiritual narcissists. Many of our extended family members are either directly like them or have been severely affected by them, making it unsafe to have a relationship with any of them. As a result, we made the difficult decision to enforce strict boundaries to protect our family’s well-being.
Throughout all of this, I’ve leaned on my faith. Jesus Christ has been the source of healing and lasting peace in my life. It wasn’t an overnight transformation—it was a process. I had to get my mind and heart in the right place and make conscious decisions about how I spent my time and energy. Gradually, I found peace, not just as a temporary escape, but as something I could cultivate in my daily life. Over time, peace became my norm, and interruptions to that peace became the exception. When it was shaken, I learned how to restore it quickly, and I’ve been able to hold on to that peace more consistently.
I’ve been happily married for 28 years, and together my wife and I have a son and a daughter. In 2011, everything changed. My wife became severely ill and was hospitalized. When she was finally released, she couldn’t walk and was mostly confined to a wheelchair or bed, needing almost constant care. In an instant, our lives were turned upside down. Our kids were 9 and 6, and I had been traveling a lot for work. I quickly shifted my schedule to be home more, taking on the role of caregiver for both my wife and our young children.
About a year later, I took a leap and started my own business so I could work more flexibly from home. But just as things were starting to settle, I was betrayed by my business partners, which led me to start a new venture—this time, on my own. While navigating this new business, I continued to care for my family. For a brief period, my wife’s health seemed to improve, but then we faced more loss. Her father passed away, and not long after, my own father—who had been battling illness since I was a child—passed away as well. Both losses were gut-wrenching, and we were devastated by each of them.
Soon after, my wife’s condition worsened again. She was hospitalized for a second time, and I found myself managing my business remotely from her hospital room for almost six months. During this time, she was diagnosed with two rare cancers and several autoimmune diseases.
While all of this was unfolding, our family was dealt yet another blow. My mother-in-law, in an attempt to manipulate and control, began spreading lies about us to our church and community, trying to tear our family apart and take custody of our children. Her efforts failed, but the damage she caused was deep. The true character of many people around us—especially extended family—was revealed in some very ugly ways. It was a painful betrayal, but through it, we grew closer as a family. The four of us—my wife, our kids, and I—clung to each other during that time, and our bond only strengthened.
Then, two years later, I discovered that my own mother had been living a double life as a con artist, and I had to face even more betrayal from my side of the family.
Through all of this, my wife’s health took a miraculous turn for the better. Though she’s still not cured, she’s now healthier and living life again. She has since become a Certified Trauma Informed Narcissistic Abuse Specialist and Somatic Trauma Informed Coach. Our kids are adults now, and despite everything we’ve been through, I’m grateful that the trials we faced brought us closer together instead of tearing us apart.
Unfortunately, we’re now estranged from family on both sides. This isn’t out of bitterness or a lack of forgiveness; it’s because we came to a painful realization: both of us were scapegoated in our families for most of our lives. Over time, we uncovered the truth about the toxic dynamics that had been in play for so long—my wife and I both had mothers who were malignant, covert, spiritual narcissists. Many of our extended family members are either directly like them or have been severely affected by them, making it unsafe to have a relationship with any of them. As a result, we made the difficult decision to enforce strict boundaries to protect our family’s well-being.
Throughout all of this, I’ve leaned on my faith. Jesus Christ has been the source of healing and lasting peace in my life. It wasn’t an overnight transformation—it was a process. I had to get my mind and heart in the right place and make conscious decisions about how I spent my time and energy. Gradually, I found peace, not just as a temporary escape, but as something I could cultivate in my daily life. Over time, peace became my norm, and interruptions to that peace became the exception. When it was shaken, I learned how to restore it quickly, and I’ve been able to hold on to that peace more consistently.
The Events That Shaped My Path
The Events That Shaped My Path
my Story
my Story
