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Lorraine Hoving is an eternal optimist with contagious enthusiasm and a passion to change the world. She firmly believes in the intricate value of every single person. It is her passion during this chapter of her life to motivate and inspire others to become all that they were meant to be. At her highest weight Lorraine was 275 lbs. She is now 115 lbs lighter with a determination to not lose sight of achieving her healthy weight. She began to struggle with her weight when she tragically lost her beloved father in a work related accident at 11 years old. It was a traumatic loss for her, she was admonished to just “toughen up”. This began her obsession with food and eating in behind closed doors. She lost her zest for life and she secretly wondered if she had lost her “happy little girl” forever.

 

When Lorraine turned 60 she had an “aha” moment where she realized if she lived for another 30 years she had already completed two thirds of her life. What in the world had she done with her life? Was there more? She became thirsty to find out different ways to improve her life. She took a leadership development course that had her deal with her childhood losses, rediscover her little girl and work on her mindset. She began to believe she was worthy to reach her healthy weight. She began to transform her life one step at a time. Now she is on fire to serve others so that they too will be inspired to make the next chapter the best chapter of their lives.

 

Lorraine has been a realtor for the last 15 years where she has successfully helped many buyers and sellers with their real estate needs. Her next chapter will be devoted to finding ways to inspire and motivate others to be all that they can be while today is still today!

Lorraine lives in Washington state with her amazing husband of 42 years. She has two children and one grandchild. Lorraine is a “dog” fanatic, enjoys traveling with her husband, loves to dance and she soaks up ‘everything’ to do with nature.

Lorraine has her “happy little” girl back and she is free to dream again.