Jacklyn Brown

Mindset Transformation Coach

Jacklyn Brown is an author and the creator of Mind Writes 365. Her company is geared on assisting with the transformation of one’s mindset to change one’s personal experience. Jacklyn began her love of writing at the age of eight, when she first became inspired to write her own musical lyrics. She spent most of her adolescence enthused with the talent to not only write her own music, but also for other aspiring artists she encountered on her journey. The struggles of Jacklyn’s adolescence moved her to embark on a journey of writing her first book “Choices” at the age of eighteen. She was inspired by the stories she read growing up in many fiction novels like “Flyy Girl“ by Omar Tyree and “The Coldest Winter” Ever by Sister Souljah.

In 2009, Jacklyn self-published and co-created Urban Fire Publishing where she published her first novel “Choices” and other varies authors. The business was challenging and for many years she neglected and depreciated her own work. In 2018, Jacklyn decided to reveal her own transformation by re-publishing a revised version of Choices under her new company Mind Writes Publications. Along with her new personal development book, The Black Experience: Transform the story your mind writes. In her new book, she shares a personal development story about her personal mindset transformation journey. She shares the questions she asked of life, and the answers that were reveal to her on that expedition.

Jacklyn is an advocate reader and has currently set a goal to read up to fifty books a year. She was born and raised on the South Side of Chicago and currently resides in California. As a mother and a life coach, Jacklyn considers herself a permanent student of life. She enjoys traveling, cooking and physical fitness activities. Jacklyn promotes woman empowerment and personal development. Her company’s mission is to Transform the story your Mind Writes by assisting with healing wounds, reconditioning ways of thinking, and working through blockages that inhibit us from feeling and living the way we want.