Porch Sittin'
with Jenny

Porch Sittin'
with Jenny
Life. Remembered.
The Front Porch isn't a place.
It's a state of being.

Hi, I'm Jenny.
If you spend enough time around here, you'll probably notice a few things. You'll find me on waterfall hikes, gathered around campfires, digging in the garden, slowing down on front porches, and having conversations that somehow end up going deeper than either person expected.
I also happen to have spent the last 15 years studying people. Through psychology, leadership, hypnotherapy, energy work, and a whole lot of life experience, I've learned something I come back to again and again.
The environment matters.
When we finally have room to slow down, breathe, and be fully present, something begins to shift. We heart ourselves more clearly. We notice what we've been missing. We reconnect with ourselves, with God, and with the life we're meant to be living.
That's why you'll rarely find me sitting behind a desk.
You will find me, though, teaching something outside.
Walking a trail.
Gathered around a fire.
Sharing a meal.
Or sittin' on a porch.
Pull up a chair and stay a while.

The Front Porch
Private Experiences

The Fire
Group Experiences

The Table
Stories, recipes, newsletters, books, podcast, homesteading, refections

The Roadside Stand
Thoughtfully created goods for your home and your heart

Let's Visit
Questions, collaborations, or just saying hello. I'd love to hear from ya.

Why The Front Porch?
I think we've forgotten how to sit.
Seriously.
We rush from one thing to the next, answer one more email, check one more box, and keep telling ourselves we'll enjoy life once everything settles down.
Here's the problem.
Life doesn't settle down.
We have to choose to.
I don't believe you need to escape your life.
I believe you deserve to build one you don't want a vacation from.
That's what the Front Porch means to me.
It's an invitation to slow down, reconnect with God, enjoy the life that's right in front of you, and create the space to hear yourself again.
Because when the environment changes, something inside us begins to change too.
There's no rush.
Pull up a chair. Stay a while.