Hello! I’m Ness and I’m so glad you are here.

Just some quick things about me: I’m married to quite possibly, the kindest human on earth. I have three children who are little versions of my husband and me at various stages of our lives which is both charming and terrifying. I own a coffee shop, and therefore, I’m a self-admitted coffee snob. I really like Christmas trees, pugs, Indian food, reading and hiking. I’m an Enneagram 8, those who know, know. I teach at Miami University, speak at my beloved home church, Red Door, and I really, truly, think Jesus is the absolute best.

 

Ness lives, works and writes from Hamilton, Ohio and is available for speaking engagements.

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