About

I’m Jen Sincero and I’m a proud member of the NPA (No Permanent Abode).  I’m traveling the world indefinitely whilst growing my business and pontificating on all the people/cities/events/animals/food/findings that blow my tiny mind.

My hope is that by writing about all the things that make me excited to be spinning around on this planet of ours, I’ll inspire you to recognize, and pursue, whatever it is that floats your banana.  To tap into your own little badass, to be you times two, large and in charge, huge like The Nuge, mighty tighty whitey.

For the past six years I’ve worked with entrepreneurs and other thrill seekers, coaching them on getting their poop in a scoop business-wise, writing-wise and life-in-general-wise.  Words can not describe how awesome this work is, how incredible my clients are and how radically my life has changed for the much bigger and better, yet I shall attempt to describe away via my new book, a self-help type thing that will help you to stop doubting your own greatness and start kicking more butt than you’ve ever kicked.  I’m in the process of getting it published.  I will bombard you with details when it comes out.

Before all this, I got my first real job, one that didn’t involve wearing a hairnet or bending over the hood of a wet car with a towel in my hand, in the early 90′s working for CBS Records.  While there I started my first of several rock bands and eventually wrote my first book, the semi-autobiographical novel, “Don’t Sleep With Your Drummer” which was optioned by both HBO and Oxygen and opened the door to my TV writing career.

When my plans to become a world-famous rockstar didn’t pan out, I decided to try being  a lesbian instead, didn’t pull that off either, and wrote my second book, the national Bestseller “The Straight Girl’s Guide To Sleeping With Chicks“.  This book launched my career as a sexpert, had me touring the country teaching and speaking, landed me in print, TV and radio outlets all over the world, including The Howard Stern Show, from which I’m still recovering.  I also had a nationally syndicated sex advice column called “Living In Sin” but stopped after a few years of writing it because, as it turns out, there are only about 87 sexual conundrums on this planet and people kept writing in about the same things over and over.  Got bored.  Got rid of it.

On my 70th birthday I will form the world’s mightiest seniors-only Southern Rock band called Grandma Freedom.  Until then I’m strictly writing disco.