Amy Collette – 62

Author, Editor, Book Coach, Founder of Unleash Your Inner Author

About me

Amy Collette guides soul-full visionaries to share their transformational stories. Her mission is to nurture and advocate for the voices of transformation who leave a legacy of positive impact. The core of Amy’s business philosophy is simple: Your unique perspective can lead others to their own healing and expansion.

Amy wrote her first book, The Gratitude Connection, after discovering how to lift herself out of constant anxiety. As a career writer and editor, she began to help others publish their personal development books, and realized that most new writers needed support at the idea stage of their book journey, not just at the end.

So the Unleash Your Inner Author® course and coaching program were born.

What do you do and why do you do it?

Amy is known as The Soul Message Catalyst because she believes that storytelling is the magic in human connection.

Writing her first book, The Gratitude Connection, helped her find her purpose to help raise the positive vibration of the planet.

Amy knows her soulmate client has arrived when they say, “If my book can change one life, it’s all worth it.”

What changed for you after age 50?

I couldn’t go through the motions of being a cog in the corporate machine anymore. I needed to feel that I was fulfilling my purpose and helping others do the same.

What would you tell the 20 or 30-year-old YOU?

Relax, sweetheart. You don’t have to have it all figured out for the next 30 years. See where the path takes you. And know that your personal relationships are what nourishes you. Nurture those relationships because that’s where you expand into who you are.

What do you think you’ll tell yourself in retrospect at the end of your life?

Thank you for listening to your heart and following it.

What impact do you think increased visibility can have on your business?

It can call out to my soulmate clients, “I see you! Come on in to this safe place where you can be yourself, grow into who you came here to be, and express yourself in the way only you can.”