Jolie has worked to cultivate a practice that is client-centered. They collaborate with you to create a plan, then walk by your side, nudging (sometimes love-bulldozing) you forward and helping you to avoid potholes and shine the light on what is awesome not awful. She believes self-reflection is the most powerful tool in transformation. When we can identify who we are, we shake loose what no longer serves us and can focus on our greatest contributions to the collective. We've all experienced this past year how the health of each of us is inherently tied to the health of all of us and how its our duty to protect and defend each other for the common good.