Jazmiera Janay Smothers is a 26 year old Self Published Author, Motivational Speaker, and a strong woman of God. At the age of 20 Jazmiera gave birth to her little boy Nazzy during the year 2017 and this was also when she started to pursue her entrepreneurship journey.

At that time, Jazmiera started a blog as The Innovative Blogger which was a platform that she used to encourage and empower people all around the world. After some time Jazmiera decided that she was going to put entrepreneurship to rest and start a career in the medical field to better afford her with a chance at being the best mom ever.

It wasn’t long before Jazmiera was faced with the biggest tragedy of them all. On April 12th of 2020, the Easter basket that Jazmiera and her parents prepared for her son would no longer be given to him.

On this Easter Sunday, Jazmiera had to lay her then two year old son to rest and say goodbye until they’ll meet again. This tragedy has officially transformed Jazmiera into who it is that God has destined for her to be.

Instead of the tragedy breaking her, it has now made her a woman that is chasing after all that belongs to her and all that she’s deserving of. As of today, she is now an author of two self published books, the podcaster behind the podcast known as It’s Not Right.

. But It’s Okay, the Founder of The LOAR Foundation which provides families with financial assistance after the loss of a child, and she’s on a journey of becoming a Minister and opening her own church known as Square One Fellowship one day soon.

Jazmiera is soaring, seeking more, and pushing towards goals that she never believed could be hers. We’d like to encourage you to follow Jazmiera on all of her platforms, subscribe to her podcast and her youtube channel not only to be a supporter of hers but; to also bless your own life with the gift of her voice.

Regular is Not What I was Born to Be has been written out of obedience as Jazmiera believes that God has plans for her that are getting ready to lead her in directions that she could never imagine. In this book, she reflects on life prior to the loss and after and out of it Jazmiera realized that she's turned her tragedy into a transformation.

What was supposed to break her has now made her better than she's ever been before. Order, pick up, or listen to this book if you're in need of just an ounce of encouragement today.

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