Jay Ward - Global Business Coach

Jay Ward - Global Business Coach Walking Life Together ❤️ | Real-life experience, genuine encouragement and a listening ear. All you need is to be determined, positive and open minded.

Supporting people through life’s challenges because everyone has a story, and every story matters. Working close with other successful people, design your business around what you already have in place, working alongside a 35 year old Health, Nutrition and Wellness company who have seen growth, year on year since 1978. Last year we achieved $2.8 Billion Globally and in the UK alone £43 Million. I

have currently recruiting for like minded people to take a look at this opportunity who seriously want to change their life. If this is you please get in contact +447818 456856

My email account has been blocked today for absolutely no reason, which is incredibly frustrating as I use my email almo...
10/08/2026

My email account has been blocked today for absolutely no reason, which is incredibly frustrating as I use my email almost as much as I use my phone! 🤦‍♂️📧

I can’t even contact them properly because they’re an American company and apparently have just one email address — sales@! 🤣

Their chat service is even better… 🤣 I explained the problem to the chatbot, and its response was basically, “Thanks for letting us know, we’ll email you with a reply.” 🤦‍♂️🤣

Brilliant… except I CAN’T ACCESS MY EMAIL! 😂😂

I’ve now set up a temporary email account, so if you normally email me, please be aware that I won’t receive it at my usual address or be able to reply.

If you need to contact me, please use my temporary email address for now. ♥️🙏🏽 (pop me a message and I’ll send it over)

Hopefully this will be sorted very soon!

💙 Let go of what you can’t controlOne of the hardest things about being diagnosed with cancer is learning that there are...
10/08/2026

💙 Let go of what you can’t control

One of the hardest things about being diagnosed with cancer is learning that there are so many things you simply can’t control.

▪️You can’t control your diagnosis.

▫️You can’t control the scan results.

▪️You can’t control how long you have to wait for an appointment.

▫️You can’t control what the doctors might say.

▪️You can’t control how other people react.

▫️And sometimes, you can’t even control how you’re going to feel when you wake up that morning.

And that’s okay.

I’ve realised that spending hours worrying about things I have absolutely no control over doesn’t change the outcome — it just steals today’s peace.

So I’m trying to learn to let go.

Not because I don’t care.

Not because I’m not scared.

And certainly not because I don’t have moments where my mind goes into overdrive!

But because I can only deal with what is in front of me today.

If you’re going through cancer, or supporting someone who is, maybe try this:

💙 Focus on today, not every possible tomorrow.

💙 Ask the questions you can ask, and let the medical team deal with the things you can’t.

💙 Don’t feel guilty for having a good day. Cancer doesn’t mean you have to stop laughing, enjoying yourself or doing the things you love.

💙 Don’t feel guilty for having a bad day either. You’re allowed to struggle.

💙 Find something each day that makes you smile. However small it might be.

💙 Talk to someone. You don’t have to carry every thought around in your own head.

💙 Celebrate the little wins. A good night’s sleep, a nice meal, getting out for a walk, an appointment going well — they’re all worth celebrating.

And most importantly…

Don’t let something you can’t control take away something you can control — the opportunity to make today count.

I don’t know what my next scan will show.

I don’t know what treatment might come next.

I don’t know exactly what the future holds.

But today I’m here. Today I’m smiling. Today I’m living.

And today is enough. 💙

If you’re going through cancer yourself, what helps you let go of the things you can’t control?

Very rarely do I sit and read!Yes, I’m a good Christian man. I read my Bible daily, as well as using my Bible app, but a...
09/08/2026

Very rarely do I sit and read!

Yes, I’m a good Christian man. I read my Bible daily, as well as using my Bible app, but additional to that, if I’m not reading emails for work or learning/reading my online course for preaching, I tend to listen to music, whether through my earphones or on my speaker! 🎶 but it hasn’t to be music, not audiobooks or podcasts.

TV is pretty non-existent really. Normally, I’ll sit down after 9pm to watch something on catch-up or an easy-to-watch reality show. (Love The Traitors 🤣)

This book was recommended by a friend last week, and as a good friend I purchased it. So far, I’m only on page 12, but the conversations I’ve had with a few friends recently have already been addressed!

Basically, what I’ve been saying about my understanding of troubles and God, is there, black and white, in front of me! Sometimes, things are placed in our lives to give us clarity. 🙏

Whether you have a strong faith or just believe there is something, then this is for you! Don’t let doubt sink in, and it’s time you decided who sits at your table! I know who’s sitting at mine!

Precious moments at Trinity Church this morning. ♥️🙏🏽Not only was the service well attended, but my past local preacher ...
09/08/2026

Precious moments at Trinity Church this morning. ♥️🙏🏽

Not only was the service well attended, but my past local preacher mentor was there too. It was definitely a blessing to see Paulette and Mike, especially as they prepare to depart for their new life in Devon!

Continuing with my theme for the month of struggles and uncertainty, today’s service was very well received, with some lovely and inspirational comments afterwards.

Feeling truly blessed and grateful for the opportunity I’ve been given. 🙏🏽♥️

Simple things in life! 🌿✨Garden lights, a bit of relaxation and time to think.Over the past four days, three people clos...
08/08/2026

Simple things in life! 🌿✨

Garden lights, a bit of relaxation and time to think.

Over the past four days, three people close to me have asked me about my faith and my experience with cancer.

These conversations were face to face, and I honestly believe that when having difficult conversations, that is so important. Texts, comments and chatting online can be misleading and misunderstood, but real, raw conversations are worth every penny.

I honestly believe what I said reflected my beliefs, my identity and my genuine love for being open and honest about God. I honestly believe I answered from the heart and definitely gave my faith the highest respect.

Sometimes there’s no need for complicated answers — just honesty, faith and being true to who you are. ♥️

I’m extremely excited and grateful for the opportunity to lead worship at Trinity Narborough Road in the morning! See you at 10.30am! 🙏🏽♥️

What no-one tells you!(When you’re diagnosed with cancer)🔹 Some people won’t check how you are. Not because they don’t c...
06/08/2026

What no-one tells you!
(When you’re diagnosed with cancer)

🔹 Some people won’t check how you are. Not because they don’t care, but because they probably don’t know what to say.
🔸 People will see you out and about and avoid talking. Again, I honestly believe it’s because they don’t know how to start the conversation.
🔹 If you work full-time and your partner works too, there can be very little financial support available, even if you have to take time off sick.
🔶 The tiredness is unreal! I thought I knew what being tired felt like… I had absolutely no idea.
🔹 The emotional rollercoaster of highs and lows is exhausting.
🔸 Some people won’t ask how you are and will carry on moaning about things that now seem completely irrelevant to you… but to them, those things are still real.
🔹 It’s perfectly okay to forget about your diagnosis now and then and just be you. (To be honest, I’ve never been normal anyway! 🤣🤣🤣)
🔸 You feel guilty when you’re in hospital and see people whose cancer journey is even tougher than your own.
🔹 You quickly realise who your real friends are… and that can be both heartbreaking and beautiful.
🔸 You’ll discover a strength you never knew you had.
🔹 And perhaps the biggest lesson of all… life suddenly becomes much more about making memories than making plans.

What no-one tells you is this…

Cancer changes your life, but it doesn’t have to define it.

You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. You’ll have days where you want to hide under the duvet and days where you feel like you can take on the world.

Take each day as it comes, celebrate the little victories, and never be afraid to lean on the people who genuinely want to walk beside you.

💙 What would you add to this list?

05/08/2026

❤️ Walking Life Together ❤️

Every day, people hear the words, “You have cancer.”

It’s a moment that changes everything.

My vision is simple: to make sure nobody has to navigate that journey feeling alone.

Walking Life Together is about offering hope, encouragement and practical support to people affected by cancer, whatever stage of their journey they’re on.

If you’d like to be part of making a difference, I’d love your support. Whether you choose to donate, share this post or simply tell someone about the project, every act of kindness helps us reach another person who may need it.

Together, we can remind people that even in life’s toughest moments, they don’t have to walk alone.

🔗 Donation link in the comments below.

Thank you for believing in this vision. ❤️

05/08/2026

Cancer can take a lot… but don’t let it take your smile. 💙

I’ve learnt that I can’t control every appointment, every scan or every result.

But I can choose to find something every day that makes me smile.

It might be your favourite coffee, a walk in the sunshine, listening to music, watching a film, spending time with family or simply having a laugh with someone you love.

Don’t wait for the perfect day.

Create a reason to smile today.

One day at a time.
One smile at a time.
One step at a time. 💙

What’s made you smile today? I’d love to hear in the comments.

No news from my PET scan just yet, but another appointment in the meantime.Patience is a virtue. Positivity is a blessin...
05/08/2026

No news from my PET scan just yet, but another appointment in the meantime.

Patience is a virtue. Positivity is a blessing.

One step at a time, one day at a time. Whatever comes next, I’ll face it with hope, gratitude and a smile. 💙

Still smiling. Still believing. 💙

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