Genavieve Jaffe

⚠️did you know that it is LEGAL in 42 states for a doctor to inseminate a patient with his own sperm without their knowledge or consent??⚠️ Eve Wiley is the product of what is called fertility fraud and has spent the last 4 years fighting for change. her “doctor daddy” is STILL PRACTICING in Texas despite proof that this is what he did. go here to see how you can advocate for fertility fraud legislation: evewiley.com/call-to-action please share and save this reel so we can join together to stop - what should be deemed as - sexual assault on patients.

i misunderstood the assignment 🤣

cheers, friends! may your coffee be strong on the first monday or the new year! ☕️

I was SHOCKED when I learned this. As I'm 36 and a former nationally competitive gymnast, my skin and joints could use a boost! super pumped to share a new liquid biocell collagen that I'm using that is not only delicious but actually is clinically proven to work and is combined with hyaluronic acid -- through the end of the year, I have $20 off for y'all sitewide! check it out here (coupon code embedded): bit.ly/gjmod

goal in 2022 - do better at staying in touch with people for my lifestyle brand!! you can join me here: mailchi.mp/a8897a20e45c/stayintouch

did you know I almost had to file for bankruptcy several years ago? <gasp> omg did she just say that? she did. but you can't talk about money like that! but why? (ad) money is not taboo!! whether you have tesla's full or not a whole lot - money is just a thing. so friends, let's get it out there. talk about it. lift one another up. encourage one another with financial empowerment. so here's what happened with me. when I first started my business back in January 2014, I had a robust bank account from being a corporate lawyer. My first year of business, I crossed six figures. Sounds amazing, right? Well, it wasn't. That year, I paid for a very fancy website, hired a business coach and several other coaches, traveled, got engaged, got married, got a dog and then almost had to file bankruptcy. You see, I wasn't financially smart. I was spending like I was getting a steady paycheck without factoring in the expenses of running a business (aka profit + loss). content creators -- surprise - YOU have a business. and with that comes business management, profit and loss, accounting, separate bank accounts - and other things that may make your eyes glaze over. but now you can learn about these things in a quick and easy to understand podcast hosted by Square. Square believes that everyone should be able to participate and thrive in the economy. they assist by creating tools that shorten the distance between having an idea and making a living from it. and to continue their mission, they just launched their first ever financial podcast called Paying it Forward. so give a listen and let me know below -- are you separating your personal and business income and expenses??? if not, lawyer gena is here to tell you to do so ASAP! podcast: actv.at/kwW/GenavieveJaffe_PayingItForward

i was honored to go live today with RHONY star, Eboni K. Williams, on the importance of knowing your biological identity. check it out!!

The 4th trimester. The most awaited trimester includes your baby’s arrival and also the fear of the unknown. (ad) So often, this time is focused on the baby – I mean, who doesn’t love to gush over teeny, little newborns? The problem is, the person who just gave birth is often overlooked. I’m here to encourage you to make a maternal mental wellness plan to help YOU during the #4thtrimester – the first 12 weeks after baby is born – and beyond. As such, I’m excited to partner with Sage Therapeutics and their #CheckOnMom program to encourage you to prioritize your maternal mental wellness. Finding a mom (parent) team to support you can be just as important as preparing a birth plan and could have a big impact on your mental wellness. Head to this link to visit the website and find resources: https://bit.ly/3mmI9EJ I struggled with symptoms of depression and anxiety after having our first child. It was hard and isolating. I kept it to myself. And things kind of imploded at a point. So, I knew to be prepared with our second. My therapist and I came up with a plan for as soon as I delivered. While I did struggle a little bit mentally after our second, it was nothing like with our first – even though it was right at the beginning of a global pandemic! My wife and I also tried to have a plan. I baked in advance so I would have my favorite middle-of-the-night breastfeeding snacks (you get hungryyyyy) and friends sent us gift cards to get food delivered. My advice: have a plan in place that includes a support team – this could be friends, family or your doctor. With resources at myCheckonMom.com, you can find ideas for tapping those in your life to help get ahead of the inevitable: Who will help with food and laundry? Do you have someone to watch the baby so you can shower? If you have someone in your life who is expecting, don’t wait for them to ask, OFFER these things. Committing to these small actions can make a big difference in the mental well-being of new moms (parents). If you feel you are struggling, please talk with your doctor. There is absolutely no shame in what you are going through. You are seen. You are loved. You are enough. #momteam #maternalmentalhealth #PPDawareness