Jackie Jolie

I've been a bodyworker for animals for close to 20 years, which is like a physical therapist for animals. That's where a lot of my knowledge and expertise came from as far as how the body's connected, how to keep it healthy, how to maintain performance. Most of the animals I worked on were performance animals, and even if they did get injured or have surgery, you have to rehab them through that. I've used various modalities from lasers and PEMF machines, but really, I always recommended my manual work, which was just me and my hands. About 7 years ago, I got Lyme disease, and with the career I already had in holistic alternative therapy, it led me to live a much more holistic natural life. I wanted to heal it naturally because our allopathic system wants to give you 3 months of antibiotics, and I already knew that would just completely destroy my gut. I did heal the Lyme naturally with some herbal tinctures and protocols and a few diet changes, but I had a lot of symptoms left over that I couldn't recover from. A friend of mine turned me on to Dr. Jack Kruse and his work on quantum biology. Quantum biology is really just based off of three pillars, which is light, water, and magnetism, which is truly the three foundations where all living things came to be alive. Light is at the center of that. We are light beings before we're ever a chemical or mineral or vitamin being. I took those practices upon myself, made myself the guinea pig, and not only did I bring my hormones back, my cognition back, my libido back, I optimized. I'll be 42 this year, and my brain works like a Ferrari, my body runs like a Ferrari, more than I did in my 20s. One day I was laying on the beach getting some sun, not thinking about work at all, and God or my higher self or the universe downloaded the invention idea to my brain of a full red light device for animals. I looked at the animal industry and realized they're getting sicker and sicker at younger and younger ages, just like humans. We focus a lot on diet, sleep, and exercise for health, and those things are important, but the elephant in the room is light, and nobody's talking about it. My job with my company is not only to provide red and near-infrared light therapy devices that are helping animals heal, but also to bring the concept and knowledge of quantum biology and light being the foundation of your pet's health to the pet industry.

My grandma has always been my greatest inspiration. She's about to turn 90, still lives on her own, drives on her own, and her things are she walks every day in the morning, she prays every morning, and she just keeps a really good mentality. Looking at her generation, she never sees a doctor. She didn't go to the doctor, she was just healthy. It's this thing where our brain actually controls more than we realize, and so we can make ourselves sick with all the worry and the stress. I've just observed her over all the years, and I'm just like, what an inspiration to just keep going. Even when I get stressed out, I just go take a walk, I take a breath, and I just pray, and I'm like, okay, things are fine. I'm grateful, and every time you're more grateful, more abundance comes. My grandma has always inspired me to be that type of a woman, and just that type of a human on the conscious level. I also have two gentlemen in my life that are businessmen, they're self-made entrepreneurs, and they've been really important. Number one, they came to me and helped me in my business and in my life without ever asking for anything, and as a female in business surrounded by men, that doesn't always happen, and it's rare. Number two, they showed me what a true gentleman and high-value man is. Number three, they just gave me a lot of advice on the journey of self-made entrepreneurship. They didn't know a lot about business either, but they just keep going. You just put one foot in front of the next, and you just learn, and you just keep going. None of us actually know what the hell we're doing out here. That faith and belief, they really kind of helped instill that in me from their perspectives. Some of these guys have lost everything and come back again, so just that grit and tenacity and faith. You make what you put into it.

I went back to my alma mater a couple months ago, and they wanted me to talk to the MBA class. I think the students thought I was going to come in and talk about business, but I came in there and I talked to them about light. If you're going to be a leader in your family, in your home, and in your business, you've got to continue to be able to thrive, and I'm going to teach you how to thrive physically so that you actually have that stamina and endurance to stay away from drugs and pharmaceuticals and vices and all these things that we think that we need. I talked to them about quantum biology and light and how it works in the body. As far as if they are in STEM or some type of science program, number one, there is this massive subject of quantum biology that needs so many people to get behind it, like changing lights in our schools, changing lights in our office buildings, changing lights in hospitals, getting hospital patients back outside. We used to have solariums in hospitals, getting patios put on airports. There are so many opportunities to make this movement grow. If people can just get on the light train and the light message, there's so much amazing change that we can do in the world to actually heal human beings and make us thrive.

One of the biggest challenges in the animal wellness industry is education. Nobody's talking about light being the foundation of your pet's health. Even on the naturopathic side, we're not talking about it enough. There's a small movement now where I got certified for quantum biology, and there's more practitioners catching on to circadian rhythms and circadian biology, but it's going to take a while before it hits mainstream. My job with my company is not only to provide red and near-infrared light therapy devices that are helping animals heal, but also to bring the concept and knowledge of quantum biology and light being the foundation of your pet's health to the pet industry. At the same time, I see tremendous opportunity. The animal industry is huge, it's a $5 billion industry just in the United States, and those numbers triple globally. If I can get the pet parent to change the light environment for their pets to be healthier, I just changed the light environment for the pet parents for them to get healthier. In the long run, it is a massive hundred-fold return on investment that will also help humans heal. We've made health so complex and complicated, and it's not working anymore. People are still getting sicker and sicker. If they fix their light life and their circadian rhythms, everything else gets way easier.

The values most important to me in both my work and personal life are curiosity, integrity, and emotional maturity. Curiosity has been my most defining trait since childhood, shaped in part by growing up in a very structured environment that encouraged me to question everything rather than accept things at face value. That mindset continues to guide how I learn, grow, and engage with the world, keeping me open, receptive, and willing to explore beyond what is immediately presented. Integrity is equally foundational to me and means doing what you say you are going to do and being who you say you are, even when it is difficult. I view it as essential in every area of life, including relationships, business, and community, and while I recognize that everyone is human and mistakes are inevitable, it remains a non negotiable standard for myself and for those I choose to work with or keep close. Emotional maturity is another important value, although I see it as an ongoing practice rather than a fixed achievement, requiring self awareness, accountability, and continual growth. I am still learning in this area every day, and I have found that building and running a business has challenged and developed my emotional maturity more than any personal relationship, continually teaching me how to respond rather than react while navigating both challenges and growth.