MAY 6, 2024: Fellow empty nest coach Jay Ramsden said it’s tough for parents to figure out who they are outside of the day-to-day parenting role. He said social media, smartphones and technology make it harder for parents to disconnect from a child who is away at college than it was for previous generations.

APRIL 21, 2024: D.C.-area parents whose kids have moved out are coping by working with empty nest coaches — aka life coaches who specialize in the transition surrounding a child's departure. Why it matters: There's a narrative that the party starts when your kid's gone, says Jay Ramsden, a Massachusetts-based empty nest coach who's worked with DMV clients. But this period can actually read like a rough breakup or any big change, inducing feelings of loss, grief, stagnation, or paralysis, as well as a sense of losing one's identity or purpose.

FEBRUARY 22, 2024: I joined the hosts of Daily Blast Live to talk about the stages of empty nesting and tips for how you can handle this difficult life transition.

JANUARY 30, 2024: Listen to Chapter 2 at 11:14 a.m. to hear my interview with Brigitte Quinn on Empty Nest Coaching.

JANUARY 28, 2024: TikTok’s algorithm, sensing Hayslett’s pain when his second child left for college last year, served one of Ramsden’s empty-nester videos. Hayslett, of Clearwater, Fla., said he felt like “this dude is talking right to me. I can’t believe this is a thing.”

Like other things no longer taboo—from getting fired to not wearing pants—empty-nesters want to talk about their struggle.

October 24, 2023: Jay Ramsden completed a 5 day trek on Mon., Oct. 1, 2023 to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro’s Uhuru Peak. This milestone for Jay delivers on his company’s mission to be an advocate for others that life does not end in our 40’s and 50’s particularly when we learn to manage our thoughts, emotions, and mindset around what is possible in our lives.

August 21, 2023: If your children left the nest, and it has become more difficult than you realized, this show is for you. We will be joined by Empty Nest Coach, Jay Ramsden who has become an expert in helping parents navigate this season of life.

MAY 11, 2023: This week I had the pleasure of joining my friend and fellow Empty Nest Coach, Jodi Silverman, on her podcast to talk about a common struggle for many Empty Nest Moms – that feeling of losing purpose when you realize you’re no longer a full time in person mom!

In this episode, I give you some new perspectives around who you are outside of your role as MOM and how to begin rediscovering yourself, your purpose and your life as an empty nester.

Beyond Empty Nest podcast is hosted by Jodi Silverman - speaker, mentor and Chief Dare Officer at Moms Who Dare.

MAY 24, 2022: Interested in starting your own entrepreneurial journey in coaching but unsure what to expect? Then read up on our interview with Jason Ramsden, founder of Impact One Media, located in Boston, MA, USA.

What's your business, and who are your customers?

I am the founder of Impact One Media; a global company focused on helping people lead more positive and intentional lives. I do this through my work as a life and career coach coaching individuals 1-on-1, as well as through my podcast “Positivity on Fire,” where I explore the intersection of ordinary people and extraordinary positivity by sharing my learning, stories, and conversations with guests all in an effort to help people to become curious and intentional about their own personal growth and development. My mission is to help people solve problems and to find a better way to move forward in their lives – not just for them but for the people in their lives as well.

September 2021 Newsletter; Featured Article

“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” -Lao Tzu

Let’s be honest, change is hard. And if the last 15 months have taught educators, students, leaders, and parents anything, it is that to do hard things well one must be willing to take that first step.

But, is it really that simple? Perhaps not.

Yes, the journey of a thousand miles indeed begins with a single step. I believe, however, that the journey of a thousand miles begins with the courage to take that first step.