Confidently attract your dream clients with clear copy | Copywriter + lead generation strategist using the power of psychology for purpose-driven businesses 💫

💜 Connections and creativity are at the heart of what drives me.

🤖 The need for authentic human connection and creativity has never been greater. AI and misinformation make the personal touch that much more important.

👉🏼 In my professional life, I bring these values to life by:

✅ Understanding the customer: By identifying their pain points, challenges, and values, I craft storytelling-driven copy that resonates and builds genuine connections.

✅ Adding a spark of creativity: I connect trendy themes (and even memes) with issues that matter to the audience, making content engaging and relatable.

✅ Thinking outside the box: Innovation doesn’t come from doing things the same way because “that’s how it’s always been done.” Creativity drives fresh, effective solutions.

🧠 In marketing, data-driven minds and creatively charged brains are equally vital.
While SEO helps target ideal customers and boost website rankings, creativity captures their attention and converts them into loyal customers.

🥲 Early in my career, I learned that roles focused solely on research or admin didn’t allow me to flex my creative muscles. So I found my path toward work that sparks joy and meaning.

🙏🏼 Discovering I’m a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) has also been profound. It’s shaped how I approach life and work, teaching me to embrace my creativity, empathy, and knack for connecting the dots. While being an HSP comes with its challenges, I’m grateful for the perspective it’s given me—embracing progress over perfection and building systems that work for my brain.

😊 Throughout my career I’ve worked in academia, tech, entrepreneurship, and non-profit sectors. Each role has sharpened my skills, broadened my perspective, and strengthened my resilience—ultimately helping me become more of my true self.

✍🏼 But the invisible thread through it all? Writing. From fact-based research reports to fun, emotion-filled copy, I’ve honed my voice and craft. In my current role at Venture for Canada, I write emails, newsletters, blogs, reports, and social media content while building partnerships and strategies.

👀 In my spare time, I write about being an HSP, careers, friendships, and relationships—and I’m currently working on a poetry book!

Here’s a little bit more about myself:

🎨 I’m creative in other ways. I enjoy painting, felting, and drawing.
📺 I enjoy reality TV, like The Real Housewives.
♒ I’m really into astrology (I'm an Aquarius).

Let’s connect! DM me or email me rebecca@cosmiccreative.net

Rebecca Scott

Excited to share that I'm stepping into the role of Content & Communications Manager at Venture for Canada! 🎉 

This is an exciting chapter as the organization reaches new heights and a wider audience across the nation with a continuation of the Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition (ETA), student programs, and some new ones coming this year. 

That's why communications is more important than ever before, to reach the right audience at the right time. I'm looking forward to elevating our message through tried and true methods but also new ones, like case studies, webinars, and local events. 😊 

I'm looking forward to continuing to work with my lovely team Monique (Dom) Hutson, Luke Colling, across the whole org at VFC, and hearing from participants, businesses, students, and ecosystem partners as we help to make Canada an even more innovative country. 🙏

Content & Communications Manager | Board Member for Women & Money MTL | Poet | Highly Sensitive Person ✨ | 2026 Goal: Publish a Book ✍🏼

It’s not “new year, new me.” This year is about “new year, best of me.” ✨

You see, I don't want to fundamentally change who I am. What I do want is to be more in alignment with my authentic self. 

That means, changing habits that no longer serve me, letting go of old beliefs, and harnessing more joy, creativity, connection, and love into my life. ❤️

I want to be the best version of myself and one way I’m doing that is through a 4 month health program that focuses on nutrition, movement, and water intake. 

This program is intense, with a strict meal plan, accountability check-ins with a certified holistic nutritionist, webinars once a week, and a promise to myself that I can and will do this. 💪🏼

I start next Monday, January 12th and I’m both nervous and excited. 

My “why” behind doing this program is simple - to heal my gut. I’ve had gut issues for as long as I can remember, my doctor “diagnosing” me with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). While managing symptoms, I feel like I’m not getting to the root cause to heal it. 😔

When your gut is out of whack, so are most things - like your hormones, sleep, recovery time, you name it. 

Lately, I’ve noticed that I haven’t been showing up as my best self - bloating, fatigue, and a lack of energy. 👎🏼

It affects every area of my life, from personal relationships and professional performance to achieving my dreams. 

That’s why I’m ready to change my habits and become my best self. It’s not a goal, it’s a way of being. 😁

If you’re an ambitious individual, I see you. This time of year makes us feel like we need to have it all figured out, but you don’t.

Instead of trying to accomplish everything, start with one thing for this season. Think about something that will move the needle, to help you realize your full potential, be in alignment with your true self, and make your dreams a reality. 💫

Now that you know my intention for this season, I want to know, what’s yours?

After a long day this past Wednesday, the last thing I wanted to do was leave my home (it was snowing and cold). ❄️ 

But, I purchased a ticket for LinkedInLocal Montréal a few weeks ago and told a few people that I would be there. 

I gently reminded myself that connection is incredibly important and once I felt the energy in the space, I would perk up. 

And guess what? I did! Chatting with and seeing Melissa Maughn speak straight from the heart about personal branding was so inspiring. 💜 

A few things lingered in my brain and on my heart from what she said: 

- Stop trying to be "professional" and start being you
- Your personal brand should reflect your values
- Let's reframe "what do you want to be known for" to "who do you want to be known as"

My absolute favourite part that got me thinking was, "What two words would you use to describe yourself?" 

All I could think about was creative freedom. To create without inhibition, from the soul, and do so in whatever manner. ✨ 

Now, I want to know, what two words would you use to describe who you are (remember, not what you do)? 🤔

Ok, I wanna know, what’s that one thing that’s moved the needle for your career? 🤔

I’ll go first, aligning my values with my work. It’s helped me determine what kind of environment I want to work in, how I want to feel (excited), and what my non-negotiables are (like flexible working conditions, mission-driven org, and somewhere I can grow). ✨ 

Now I want to hear from YOU! Even if it’s unconventional or you have a hot take on this, I want to hear what’s helped you in your career. 😊

Career Coach | I Help Women of Color Thrive in Fulfilling Jobs and Get the Pay They Deserve in Supportive Workspaces | DM me for a FREE consultation to learn more about working together

I didn’t spend decades repeating unhealthy patterns because I was broken.I was carrying what I watched, inherited, and learned to survive.Like many women of color, I grew up observing strength that looked like silence, self-sacrifice, over-functioning, and emotional endurance. Love was something you earned. Safety came from being useful. Rest felt unsafe. Asking for help felt like failure.So I became hyper-independent.In my relationships.In my work.In my identity.And no amount of success, achievement, or “doing the work” actually changed those patterns — until I understood where they came from.I’m a Spiritual Neuroscientist and Generational Healing Expert. My work sits at the intersection of neuroscience, epigenetics, ancestral wisdom, and lived experience.I help women of color understand how inherited survival patterns live in the nervous system and quietly shape:• who they love• how they relate• how much they give• how safe they feel choosing themselvesThis work isn’t about fixing you. It’s about helping you see clearly — so you can stop reenacting what was never meant to be yours to carry.Healing, to me, means breaking cycles with compassion, not shame.It means honoring the women who came before you without continuing their suffering. It means choosing yourself — not as rebellion, but as repair.If this resonates, message me to learn more about my work.What I Do:🎥YouTube Channel – On my YouTube channel, I explore generational healing, relationship patterns, and identity through storytelling, science, and real conversations about what it actually takes to break cycles.Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@drjasmineescalera🧬 Relationship Pattern Quiz - Take the quiz to identify the unconscious relationship pattern you’re repeating — and the generational survival strategy beneath it.Link: https://linktr.ee/jasmineescaleracoaching📚 Coming Soon: “The Courage to Reinvent” – My debut book blending science, soul, and stories to guide women home to themselves.📍Based in Miami | Coaching Locally &amp; Globally

Jasmine Escalera, Ph.D

I’m 43, single, and childless.
And I’m just now starting to understand why no relationship has ever worked for me.

Look, I’ve done the work.
Therapy. Journaling. Inner child healing.
Y'all...I can spot a red flag from space.

But I was still attracting the same kind of relationships.
Ones where I gave too much.
Lost myself.
Felt unseen.

And I couldn’t figure out why.
Until I realized this: Most healing work helps you recognize the pattern.
But it doesn’t help you break it.

Because the love I kept calling in wasn’t what I wanted...it was what I’d learned to feel safe in.

And what I learned came from what I saw.
What was modeled.
What got passed down.
Generation after generation.

It wasn’t until I uncovered the actual relationship pattern I was stuck in, and the generational wound underneath it, that things started to shift.

That’s why I created this quiz.
To help other women see their pattern clearly, trace it back to the wound, and start the process of choosing something new.
 
Something safe.
Something HEALED.
The Relationship Pattern Quiz is live. And it will help you go from unhealthy to thriving relationships in every area of your life. 

Take the 3 minute quiz now: https://lnkd.in/eeg5_CNT

And let me know your results in the comments below 👇🏾

Dr. Jasmine Escalera

Career Expert @BOLD | Generational Healing Expert | Spiritual Neuroscientist helping women of color break inherited patterns in love, life, and self-worth

Ten years ago, my life looked successful. But behind the scenes, it was quietly falling apart.

I was fresh out of a divorce.
Convinced I had failed at the very things I was told would make me happy.

I had given the marriage everything I had.
And it still wasn’t enough.
At the same time, I was stuck in a toxic workplace.
Disconnected from my own life. Numbing the pain however I could.
Drinking more than I should. Partying more than I wanted.

It felt like the promise had been a lie.
The marriage.
The job.
The money.
None of it delivered the fulfillment I was told to chase.

That’s when something shifted.
I stopped asking, “What’s wrong with me?”
And started seeing the patterns.

Overgiving.
Self-sacrifice.
Self-abandonment.
Hustling myself straight into burnout.

I wasn’t broken.
I was repeating what I had been taught.
And that’s when I made a decision.
Everything I watched the women before me endure...the silence, the suffering, the constant giving...I would no longer normalize.

The cycles would end with me.

The next ten years weren’t easy. They were filled with falling down and getting back up. With grief, anger, healing, and long stretches of uncertainty.

It wasn’t polished. But it was honest.

And now...here I am. At peace. I didn’t just rebuild my life. I changed its direction.

And likely you have too. Just by deciding that the unhealthy cycles end with you. So if you are a cycle breaker then I want to hear from you. What cycles have you broken? Drop them in the comments below 👇🏾

The most powerful moment in my life came when I finally said:
 F*** it. I don’t have to justify my life to anyone.

Not my healing.
Not my boundaries.
Not the time I needed alone to cultivate peace.

I stopped trying to make my choices make sense to everyone else.
I stopped defending why I needed space.
I stopped trying to get people on board with my healing.
And I started focusing fully on ME.

What I wanted.
What success actually looked like for me.
The life I wanted to live.
The cycles I was ready to break.

Here’s what I learned along the way: Not everyone will understand the life you’re building when you stop living for their approval.
Not everyone will be comfortable when you set boundaries and actually hold them.
Not everyone will get your healing.

And that’s okay.
They’re not supposed to.
Healing isn’t about convincing people.
Breaking cycles isn’t about consensus.
It’s about making choices for yourself and loving yourself through the discomfort those choices create.

It’s trusting (deep in your bones) that the people meant to walk this path with you will stay.
And having the courage to release the ones who require justification.

Some paths aren’t meant to be explained.
They’re meant to be lived.

✨ Let’s normalize choosing ourselves without apology, without justification, and without permission.

👇🏾
If this hit something in you, drop a “hell yeah” in the comments.

It's vulnerability time! Here are some of the toxic generational cycles I’ve broken in my life👇🏾

• Overgiving until exhaustion
• Believing love had to be earned
• Staying longer than I should have out of loyalty
• Confusing chaos with connection
• Being the “strong one” while quietly abandoning myself
• Tying my worth to performance and productivity
• Hustling for approval instead of choosing peace
• Normalizing emotional unavailability
• Silencing my needs to keep the peace
• Carrying what was never meant to be mine
• Living a life that looked good on paper but felt empty inside
• Explaining myself to people committed to misunderstanding me

✨ I want to celebrate you.
Drop one pattern you’ve broken (or are actively breaking) in the comments below.
Let’s end this Friday honoring the work we don’t talk about enough.



PS...The most important cycles I’ve broken are the ones that changed how I relate in love, with my family, and within my community.
Dropping Monday: The Relationship Pattern Quiz.
It helps you identify:
• the cycles keeping you stuck in unhealthy relationship dynamics
• the deeper generational wound beneath them
• and what real disruption (not just insight) actually looks like
Be on the lookout 👀

The things we see become the way we live.

I didn’t understand how true that was until I stepped back and really looked at my own relationship history.

After multiple failed relationships…including a divorce…I’ve spent five years single by choice. Not because I was giving up on love, but because I needed to heal.

And in that space, something became painfully clear.

In every relationship, I was repeating what I had seen growing up.

Codependence.
Overgiving.
Changing myself to be loved.
Seeking attention and affection by becoming whoever I thought I needed to be.

It wasn’t random.
It was familiar.

What I saw modeled in my parents’ relationship—and in so many relationships in my family—quietly became the blueprint for how I loved.

Now, as I step back into dating, what I’m looking for has completely changed.

I’m no longer drawn to intensity or drama.
I’m searching for peace.
For calm.
For a relationship between two healing individuals who want to support each other’s growth…not recreate old wounds.

Here’s what I’ve learned:

While what we see often becomes how we live, we always have a choice.

For me, that choice meant deciding the cycle stops here.
Choosing healing over familiarity.
Choosing to do it differently—even when doing it differently felt uncomfortable.

To be a cycle breaker is to recognize that the time is now.
To create a new legacy for those who come after you.
And to bring peace to those who came before you…many of whom never had the privilege to live another way.


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✨ Coming next week: The Relationship Pattern Quiz
This quiz helps you identify the unconscious relationship pattern you learned, the generational wound beneath it, and why certain dynamics keep repeating—even after you’ve done the work.

Because clarity is what makes real change possible.

If this resonates, stay tuned.

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Most women aren’t stuck because they lack clarity.
They’re stuck because they’re carrying patterns that didn’t start with them.

I’ve seen this show up in careers, relationships, and the way we define success...especially for women who’ve done “everything right” and still feel misaligned.

This video is about what happens when you stop living the life you inherited
 and start choosing the one that’s actually yours.

🎥 I go deeper in my latest YouTube video: "Reinvention Was Made for Women Like Us (And Your Ancestors Know It)"
Watch now: https://lnkd.in/ezSSEMtV

And don't forget to subscribe to the channel for weekly drops on breaking patterns, understanding generational wounds, and reinventing your life.

I was never broken.
I was just stuck in some wild AF patterns that kept me from having the life and love I truly wanted.

I grew up watching the women in my family:
– Overgive to be loved
– Stay silent and sweep things under the rug
– Earn love by doing the most
– Handle every single thing on their own

So when it came to any kind of relationship, I acted out what I saw.
I played out the same survival scripts I was raised on.
That’s what a generational wound is.
It’s witnessing the people before you live based on fear, scarcity, and survival…
and then repeating those same dynamics in your own life.

But if you want a different outcome then you have to break the wound.

Here are 4 of the most common ones:
Self-Abandonment – You learned to disappear to stay safe
Worth-Proving – You learned love had to be earned
Silence for Safety – You learned to stay quiet to avoid conflict
Hyper-Independence – You learned to do it all yourself to avoid disappointment

Want to learn more???👇🏾
I created the Relationship Pattern Quiz to help you:
→ Identify your pattern
→ Name the wound underneath it
→ And start breaking the cycle for good

It takes 3 minutes. But it might just shift how you see everything.
Take the quiz now: https://lnkd.in/eeg5_CNT

Then drop in the comments: What pattern do you think you’ve been living in?
Or share what the quiz reveals.

Let’s support each other in breaking the cycle for real.

When I began my healing journey, I could feel it almost immediately.
That what I was working through was deeper than what I could recall, name, or trace back to a single experience in my own life.

It felt like I wasn’t just healing what I went through...but I was working through deep patterns I inherited. 

And here's the real talk...Science now shows we don’t only inherit beliefs or behaviors...we inherit patterns of survival.
Stress responses and even ways of relating.

They are all shaped by environments our ancestors had to survive and are passed down to us. 

That’s why many high-functioning, self-aware women say:
“I’ve done the work… so why does this still feel hard?”

It doesn’t mean the work didn’t work.
It means there’s more happening beneath the surface.
That’s what generational pattern breaking actually looks like.


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I’m Dr. Jasmine Escalera — a spiritual neuroscientist and cycle breaker.
I support women in disrupting generational patterns that keep them stuck in unhealthy relationships, so they can create the life, love, and community they’re truly seeking.

If this resonates with you then I want to know...

7 Generations Post

You became the success story. But it was never your dream.
This is a hard truth I wish someone had named for me sooner.

When you grow up in survival, instability, or scarcity, you’re often taught one thing:
Be the one who makes it.

So you do.
You follow the rules.
You hit the milestones.
You build a life that looks impressive on paper.
And everyone breathes a sigh of relief.

But somewhere along the way, you stop asking yourself a dangerous question:
Is this actually what I want?

Because when you’re the proof that it “worked,” questioning the formula can feel like betrayal.

What if changing your mind feels like undoing the legacy?
What if choosing yourself feels like disappointing everyone else?
This is the quiet tension so many high-achieving women carry...especially women of color who became the “success story” for their families.

I unpack this fully in my latest YouTube video:
"You Became the Success Story — But It Was Never Your Dream"

It’s a conversation about:
• inherited definitions of success
• the cost of being “the one who made it”
• and how reinvention actually begins...not by burning everything down, but by telling yourself the truth

🎥 Watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/eWkJDycs

And I’m curious— Have you ever realized you were living a life that made everyone else feel safe…but left you feeling empty?
What are you redefining right now? Let me know in the comments below.

Have you ever felt lonely…even while surrounded by people?
Have you ever done “the work,” built community, shown up, stayed visible...
and still felt a quiet sense of isolation?

For so many of us, the loneliness isn’t about a lack of people.
It’s about a lack of depth.

We crave real connection—in love, in friendship, in community—
yet so often we’re still performing, holding it together, or protecting ourselves instead of being fully seen.

This LinkedIn Live is a raw, honest, fireside-style conversation about what it actually takes to create the connections we long for.

Hosted by yours truly, neuroscientist and relationship pattern expert, with special guest Marjory Brifil, clinician and people development strategist, this conversation will explore:
✅ Why loneliness can persist even when you’re “successful” or surrounded by others
✅ The difference between being connected and feeling held
✅ How hyper-independence, over-functioning, and self-protection block intimacy
✅ What we’re often too afraid to admit about our desire for closeness, support, and belonging
✅ The inner work required to move from surface-level relationships to meaningful connection

Both myself and Marjory will share our own personal stories of healing, moments of self-protection, and what we had to unlearn in order to create deeper, more honest relationships...with others and with ourselves. 

This is not about fixing yourself.
This is a conversation for anyone who has ever thought: “Why does it feel so hard to find the deep connections I crave?”

Come as you are.
No performing. No pretending.
Just truth, reflection, and the possibility of deeper connection.

📅 Tuesday, February 10
 🕖 7:00 PM ET
 📍 Live on LinkedIn


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PS - Comment below if you'll be attending and any questions you would love for us to answer in the conversation. 

PPS - Share with your community. I am certain someone in your LinkedIn network will benefit from this convo.

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