Re Life Wellness: Working with you to create a healthier lifestyle

Like many small businesses and entrepreneurs, the COVID pandemic significantly changed the path they were on.  Talya Jackson is one of those entrepreneurs who found a silver lining when forced to make changes due to the pandemic. Jackson says, “I moved to North Carolina in 2019, started working to save for graduate school, and when COVID hit, I had gotten laid off from my full-time job.”  Jackson was already doing personal training part-time and really loved it. The pandemic was what led her to start full-time in training and she officially started Re Life Wellness in 2021. “Even though my life took a different path,” said Jackson, “this path has been the most rewarding.” Currently she doesn’t have her own location but trains in locally-owned gyms in Winston-Salem and Clemmons. She explained that her training focuses on more than just building muscle or strength training. “I work to go along with my clients on their health journey with the motivation, encouragement and accountability they need to see results and feel like their best self. It’s about making being healthy a lifestyle because that improves your quality of life for the rest of your life.” Jackson relishes watching the changes in...