About

Meet Jessica Crew–visionary, speaker, event producer, radio host, and social change agent. Daughter of a Virginia preacher, Jessica grew up in a devout religious environment–the challenges of which prompted a journey through the prisons of her mind to eventual liberation and self-mastery. However first, Jessica had to deal with multiple blocks to her health, happiness and success including a destructive marriage and a life lived in the doctor’s office. One perpetually burning question finally prompted a total upheaval of life as she knew it: “Isn’t there more to life than this suffering?” That question led to the formation of Clear the Noise and her mission to walk in power.

Jessica’s enthusiasm for travel and thirst for knowing more about humankind and why we suffer has taken her to the countries of North Korea, Indonesia, Cambodia, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Canada, Peru, almost three years of teaching in Bangladesh and South Korea and a trek across almost all 50 states within the U.S. Experiences with vastly different cultures have gifted Jessica with unique perspective, the ability to adapt to a variety of circumstances, honed analytical skills and the ability to strip down a problem to its very root for effective long-term solutions (something Jessica is very passionate about).

Being a musician, Jessica believes very strongly in the power of creativity for problem solving and healing; therefore she seeks to utilize local artists in her events whenever possible. When not plugging away at the Clear the Noise movement, you may find her trying exotic dishes and relishing the art of food as Jessica is an avid foodie. 🙂

Jessica’s personal mission statement is “Clear the noise to walk in power” and her empowerment approach is based on self-reliance (strengthening from the core of a person outward). She greatly respects the teachings of Marcus Garvey who once taught what Jessica believes is one of the most foundational goals to our health, happiness, and success: “Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery. None but ourselves can free our mind.”