Jill Crossland is the founder of Jill Crossland Coaching and TimeFinders Online Magazine; companies that offer multi level services and resources for today’s 40+ woman.
In her role as the editor of TimeFinders Online Magazine she works to ensure, that the content is always relevant and useful. The writers and contributors are not usually famous, they are women who can truly empathize with the readers; living in the real world of raising children, caregiving, running businesses, navigating (peri)menopause and trying to find time for that hair cut and manicure!
Jill has also created a place where women can find the help that they need in their personal or professional life, so be sure to check out the Create Your Team area of her website.
As a Life and Business Coach, Jill’s coaching style is down to earth and practical. She works with clients across North America and through Skype is able to provide international and video calls. All consultations are followed-up with emails that include detailed session notes, resources & subsequent ongoing support.
She is a regular contributor to The Best Kept Secret, writes a widely read blog and has been a guest on Jungle Red Writers and Pink Expertise. Jill is also a members of WHO, NABBW, Wheatland Business Women and Canadian Women Business Network. You can also visit her on Facebook, Linked In and Chapter’s online community.
Jill’s Personal Profile:
Jill was born in Nottingham, England. Her first job was as assistant to an antique dealer in Toronto’s Yorkville area. Growing up she lived in many different countries which has helped to develop a very balanced perspective and greater empathy for people and women in particular. Jill went on to earn a degree in Business Administration.
Her professional experiences reflect an ongoing commitment to helping women: from co-ordinating government training programs to her volunteer work in women’s shelters and teaching English in South Korea.
In her own words -
“I like to get an early start to the day by walking Mia, the Australian Shepherd & Duke, the ‘rather neurotic’ chocolate Lab. I am fascinated by what happens in the world from politics to pop culture so my evenings are usually spent with books, newspapers and magazines.
I love good food and am a fairly decent cook, but definitely self taught; as my mother never had the time or patience to teach me, but she did share the secrets of dressing and accessorizing well. My self-indulgences include fresh ground coffee, dark chocolate, red wine and pots of Earl Grey tea.”
