About Amy Jones

Amy Jones is a reflective strategic advisor, publisher, and feminine wealth architect who helps leaders make clear, grounded decisions in their businesses and lives. Her work weaves practical strategy with nervous-system awareness and reflective insight, so you can see what’s really happening, name what is true, and move in a way that honours your life, not just your revenue goals.

As a Reflector in Human Design, Amy has a natural ability to mirror environments, systems, and unspoken dynamics. Clients often describe the experience of working with her as “being seen accurately for the first time” - without pressure, performance, or urgency. Her approach is calm, precise, and deeply honest.

Amy built her company while raising three young children as a single mother, designing work that respects seasons, capacity, and the realities of being human. She believes wealth is created through alignment, stewardship, and right timing and that clarity is one of the most valuable forms of capital you can cultivate.

Who she works with

• entrepreneurs and founders

• community leaders and vision holders

• women navigating meaningful growth

• people carrying financial, relational, or team responsibilities

• reflective, intuitive, highly capable leaders who are simply overloaded

How Amy works

The work is not about forcing momentum or adding more frameworks.

It is about slowing the noise, naming what is actually true, and restoring coherence in your system so your next step becomes obvious. From there, the strategy tends to take care of itself.

People come to Amy when…

• something looks successful from the outside but doesn’t feel right anymore

• they’re at a decision point that carries real cost - financial or emotional

• they are tired of hype and want grounded truth

• they don’t want to carry the decision alone anymore

• they know they are meant for more, but not through more pushing

Publisher

Amy also serves as the Publisher of Okanagan Lake Living, a community magazine connecting families and local businesses across the Okanagan Valley.

You can learn more here → Okanagan Lake Living