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Jaya George

Irresistibility Expert, International Award winning and Best Selling Author, Philosopher, & Scientist
Harvard University

Jay was in the first alumni class of Harvard Medical School's Global Health Care Leaders program which selected only 50 applicants from around the world to participate in this visionary program designed to identify and prepare leaders who are on a mission to affect global changes in health and wellness. With her irresistibility programs, she aims to improve health from a new perspective that addresses issues not typically addressed by traditional
"Irresistibility is centered in your perception of yourself and the perception others have of you..."
Jay is an internationally renowned writer, philosopher, scientist and researcher whose experiences led her to understand that physical manifestations of health, wealth, and success had a great deal to do with mindset and neurologic programming. Jay was born in Lesotho, Africa. At age 2 she moved with her family to Augusta, Georgia. She attended John S. Davidson Fine Arts High School during its’ early years; which was pretty much like an episode out of "Fame" with its' ballet studio in an old car garage and science classes in the offices above it. But despite its' less than glamorous digs, it was a school that was later recognized in 2004 as the National Grammy Signature School with its top music education program. (Don't worry, after that they got a brand new beautiful building to match all the hard-earned recognition!--too bad it was just as Jay was graduating.) But it was the no handouts, nothing taken for granted environment that showed her what hard work, talent, & real challenge looked like.
Davidson Fine Arts

This was also the environment that helped to shape a lifelong passion for creative mastery, thinking outside the box, and everyday use of creative strategies for problem solving. She traveled extensively abroad at that time even taking on a musical exchange to Takarazuka, Japan. Seeing different cultures and backgrounds helped her to understand how important environment, familial influences, and cultural influences are to an individual’s behaviors and actions.

Takurazuka, Japan
She also had a love of math and science and was selected for the Governor's Honors Program in the area of Mathematics. This analytic part of her brain contributed greatly to her later endeavors and interest in neurolinguistic programming, logical thought patterns, and predictive forecasting abilities.


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