About
Jacqueline L. Jones creates and sells materials to inspire and empower you to overcome real life challenges.
Stricken with disabling pain and fatigue, which interrupted a promising career as a journalist, Jones spent more than 20 years searching for the answers she needed to survive because local doctors had no answers. This determination led her to more than 15 years of extensive research on the use of alternative medicine to fight chronic illness, improved health, and a life to dedicated to helping others overcome life’s challenges.
Jones has edited books, newspapers, and newsletters. She has written for health, business, regional, communital, and organizational publications. After beginning studies in the sciences and pursuing courses in business, she turned to journalism at Memphis State University (now University of Memphis), where she received two Reader’s Digest Travel Grants and the Memphis Gridiron Show/Mike McGee Scholarship for Outstanding Journalistic Achievement. Illness forced her to turn down a choice of internships with Business Week and Chemistry Week. She later graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in Communication Arts and a minor in English from Union University in Jackson, Tenn.
Fatima Hyder has more than 10 years of experience editing website content, news articles, feature stories, email announcements, press releases, corporate reports, and letters. She has written content for brochures, newsletters, and news digests. She also has written and edited for newspapers, magazines, and a television station. Ms. Hyder currently works as a writer and editor for a nonprofit organization, where her responsibilities include overseeing the bi-monthly newsletter and a weekly emailed news digest.
Hyder has a Master of Arts degree in Journalism from the University of Missouri – Columbia and a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications from the University of Tennessee – Knoxville.
