About the author
Jessica Matthews is a speaker, an author, a coach, and an innovator who created LoveliestWoman Coaching, LLC. After the demise of an 18-year marriage, newly single Jessica experienced difficulties separating her former life from the new one. When she returned to the dating scene, she fell back into the role of a doting wife and treated the men almost like they were her husband. In doing this, Jessica compromised her integrity and lost her authenticity by following what she believed to be the social norm to stay competitive on the dating scene. As a direct result, she suffered numerous heartbreaks and found herself on a path of inauthenticity.
After spending some time working on herself, she reconstructed herself and reclaimed her voice. Moreover, she began to blossom and attract more men than ever. Jessica has dedicated several years to rediscovering herself and transforming into what she believes is the LoveliestWoman.
Now, Jessica empowers women by helping them to reconstruct themselves and reclaim their love lives after divorce. Her desire to share her branded program, "LoveliestWoman 7-Step System," emerged from her transition into single life.
In this new space, Jessica quickly developed a desire to create a platform for good men and good women to locate one another.
With everyone leading busy lives, we all dread starting over with someone incompatible or a person playing the same tired love game. Jessica actively sought solutions to the long-standing issue of connecting people. In addition to sharing her strategies with other women to create, identify, and maintain a loving relationship, she also decided to fill a much-needed void to provide a love link. Hence the birth of the Dating for Love Network—"Where good men go to find good women."
Jessica has appeared on WVON, Real Talk, and Real People radio. She has also hosted dating discussions, organized singles events, and dating workshops.
Jessica holds a Master's Degree in Computer Science from DePaul University and has a background in leadership and training and development.
Jessica volunteers her coaching skills to assist community college students to overcome personal, collegiate, and professional obstacles to matriculate to four-year university courses. Jessica is also a proud member of Cops and Communities United, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to restoring trust and bridging the gap between Chicago police officers and the communities they serve.