I Don’t Know

Leaning into « I Don’t Know » sends the cue for those that do!

Have you ever felt the pressure to have it all figured out? To have the answer, the plan, the next step, or else?

What if you laid all of that down?

In I Don’t Know, Jackie Dickens Walker shares her own journey from white-knuckling « I know » to the freedom of « I don’t know »: through stories of starting over as a single mom of five, ten days in county jail, returning to the military at 40 to finish what she started, retiring from the Navy with full honors, building a brand-new business at 60, and the quiet moments when not knowing turned out to be exactly the right place to be.

This book will help you:

• Trade the pressure of pretending for the relief of honesty
• Loosen your grip on control and start co-creating with life
• Find « good days now, » not someday, when it’s all figured out
• Begin the thing that’s burning in your belly, at any age
• Lean in, day by day, with simple daily practices

Each chapter ends with a « Your turn, » a moment to pause, reflect, and write. Because this isn’t just a book to read. It’s a book to live.

You don’t have to know how. You just have to be willing to find out.

About the author: Jackie Dickens Walker is a Live Love Life Mentor who built her brand at 60. After twenty-one years of combined service in the Army and the Navy, raising five children as a single mother, she now hosts and speaks on her monthly Resilient Beyond Measure speaker platform. I Don’t Know is her sixth book. She lives in Kennebunk, Maine, and winters somewhere warm: Qatar, Florida, California.