Your future is bright

RELAX.

your future is bright

LET THE STORY UNFOLD.

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Your future is bright

RELAX.

your future is bright

LET THE STORY UNFOLD.

Great marketing tells a story that sells itself.

Connection is the greatest desire of mankind. We find connection to one another, to ideas, things + services through images + words–through stories. A great story-teller, Lewis Carroll once wrote about an illusive caterpillar who asks his main character a very important question:

WHO ARE YOU?

This is the most important question you'll answer about your brand when it comes to marketing + we'll answer it together. Your story has already started. Let's share it with the world!

WHO AM I?

Jenny (From the Yoga Block) Yarborough lives in a little yellow house by the beach that she named The Honey Hole because it's so sweet. She is a writer (with two first place awards from the North Carolina Press Association). A freelance storyteller (marketing guru). A yogi. A yoga teacher (RYT200). An athlete (she played football with the boys!). A mama to two dogs (Hickory + Iris). A lover (not a hater). A philosopher. A creator. A believer. And a dreamer. Her grandma (Mary Thornton Yarborough) is her muse. Her favorite color is green.

Photography

PICTURES.

speak louder than words

Photography

PICTURES.

speak louder than words

PHOTOGRAPHY

Writing

WORDS.

speak for themselves

Writing

WORDS.

speak for themselves

WRITING

CERTIFICATIONS

Bachelor of Arts. Creative Writing. University of North Carolina at Wilmington
Publishing Certificate. University of North Carolina at Wilmington

BLOGS

PUBLICATIONS, HONORS + AWARDS

Mantra Magazine
Read Creative ideas for manifesting the perfect mate
Elephant Journal

Read What makes her brave

Read A brighter side of loss: The evolution of change

Read A meditation for rebirth + renewal

Wrightsville Beach Magazine

Read What's your secret?

Read Paddle out

Read For the birds

First Place Feature Writing 2011. North Carolina Press Association

Read Overseas

"The clear winner for feature story, this is well crafted, thoughtful story telling. The reporter doesn't bark out all the information at once, but rather delivers in morsels that add up to a well-told story. The story gives insight to the tremendous effort that wounded warriors must make to recover."