From unemployed real estate agent to inventor, entrepreneur, TV
spokesperson and now mentor to NASA's aerospace engineers. How a 63
year-old "Boomerpreneur" turned a pink slip into a red hot business.


In today's volatile economic market, millions of experienced and dedicated employees are out of work and searching for new income opportunities. Boomers, (born between 1946 - 1964) find it especially difficult to change careers and start over. What do you do when your job no longer exists?
You create one!
Jean Newell, a 35 year veteran Realtor, set out to prove the nay Sayers wrong who told her she did not have the credentials needed to succeed as an entrepreneur. Jean became a designer/inventor and developed a line of wearable organizer bags called PUPs. (acronym for personal utility pouch) and successfully self-marketed them to retail chains, catalogs and QVC. She quickly became a sought after expert and speaker on the subject of starting over. After appearing on the TODAY Show, during the segment, "Fearless Boomers Starting Over," Jean was commissioned by NASA to mentor the aerospace engineers who are facing the closing of the space program.
Jean will soon add author to her title as her forthcoming book will certainly change the lives of many unemployed boomers seeking the advice and information needed to start over. Register here for an email sneak preview of "How to Turn Your Pink Slip into a Red Hot Business."
Yes, send me the first five chapters of your book.