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DEE

Dee Jeri Williamson was born in Flint, Michigan's worst snowstorm on record, spending her first two weeks in a dresser drawer. Raised between her father's junkyard and her mother's quiet grace, she learned early that grit and elegance aren't opposites. When a hidden hearing loss landed her in special education in third grade, one determined teacher uncovered the truth — chronic infections, not limitations — and Dee rocketed forward. Her first business was a weekend petting zoo. The first dollar she earned from pure passion set the course for everything that followed.

With $300 and one month's rent paid, she moved to New York City and built a boutique advertising agency that ran campaigns for American Express, Wiley Publishing, and high-profile celebrities. Back in Michigan, she helped drive the family's aftermarket manufacturing business to #1 in the nation, then pivoted into truck accessories, claiming the largest bedliner operation in America. At Patsy Lou Williamson Buick GMC, the family held the title of World's Largest Buick GMC dealership for seven straight years — all from Flint. She later led the full revival of Brainerd International Raceway in Minnesota, and has bred over 50 AQHA and APHA World Champions.

Through all of it, Dee was waging the most personal battle of her life. At her heaviest, she weighed over 600 pounds. She lost the first 300 without surgery, without drugs, and without shortcuts — only the same relentless self-examination she applied to every broken business and impossible obstacle. The work happened not in a gym but in the quiet, unglamorous discipline of understanding what she was carrying and choosing, one day at a time, to put it down. Over 400 pounds lost in total. That journey is the reason she became a life coach.

Dee doesn't coach from theory. She coaches from a life of real reversals — disability, resource scarcity, industry collapse, and the most personal kind of transformation there is. She has diagnosed hidden blocks and engineered comebacks across industries and in her own body. As a life coach, she doesn't just inspire resilience. She builds it.