HOPE - HOW REWRITING YOUR

LIFE STORY BEGINS.

A Trauma-Informed Keynote That Sparks Positive Change

in Your School Culture.​

Jake Paul delivers a powerful trauma-informed message that helps high school students

move from anxiety and isolation to resilience, identity, and hope—backed by both research

and lived experience.

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Drawing from his personal journey of overcoming trauma and his expertise in differentiated instruction for at-risk learners, he now speaks to high school students to help them discover how to turn their own pain into power, emphasizing the effectiveness of journaling and self-reflection.  ​​

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Testimonials from People Who Worked With or Have Read Jake's Book

“Jake Paul is truly an inspiration to myself, my colleagues, and most importantly the students he serves. I hope that everyone has at least one teacher like Jake Paul. Someone who can teach them not only to be a great learner, but a great person as well. People like him truly do change the world and make it a better place.”

~Brandon B., Principal

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“An inspiring and uplifting story! Jake provides deep insight into how coping mechanisms

(in his case music), viewing behavior as a symptom and form of communication, building off of

strong relationships and keeping an open mind are essential to overcoming childhood trauma and

finding hope, joy and peace. A must read for anyone who is working to overcome their own trauma

as well as those who work with children who may be experiencing trauma!”

~ Angie J., School Guidance Counselor

 

“Through Jake Paul’s honest and heartfelt story telling of his greatest family and personal trauma in “Hollow,” Jake is able to not only draw his readers into his emotional journey, but he is able to help us as readers better understand our own trauma.  As a school social worker, I strongly recommend this book to those in need of an authentic and inspirational read.”

~Laura KR, School Social Worker

 

“We read your book last night. Very inspirational , very emotional   What a great testimonial about your life. You proved what seeing light at the end of the tunnel means. So proud of you and your family 👍👍🙏🙏. “

Ken and Lyn ~ Suimaco, WI

 

“Triumph in spite of trauma. True message of hope, perseverance, and faith. Thank you for blessing others with your memoir & an inspirational message of the power of providence and hope.”

Peggy G. ~ Green Bay, WI

 

“Author Jake Paul’s memoir is a Mike Tyson punch to the gut. His mother was murdered when he was a third grader. But that wasn’t the worst of it. Anger, pain, depression and a deep sense of loss haunted him during his formative years. An experience that left him feeling HOLLOW. How does a young man survive such a cruel twist of fate?
As the pages of this gripping memoir turn the reader meets Jake Paul, the human being who reaches down into his spiritual heart and finds the grace needed to begin the arduous process of change. He eventually sheds his identity as a rage filled misfit, evolving over time to become a gifted musician filled with songs about healing, acceptance, love and forgiveness.
The author shares nuggets of redemption he learned along the way. Such as, guardian angels are waiting to help you, we are all born free with the power to of choice and there is no such thing as coincidence. You’ll find more in the book.
If you are looking to open your mind to a new domain of enlightened experience, I recommend Jake Paul’s HOLLOW as a door you need to open."

~Bob G, Retired At Risk Teacher, Vietnam Veteran 

 

"The book is an easy read with a very powerful message. I needed to read this today and I’m glad I did. Thank you for sharing your story."

~Kendra G

 

“You touch on a lot of psychology in your book I never knew about.  Once I picked it up, I couldn’t put it down.”  

~Tom, Retired Teacher

 

“Hi.  I just started to read your book and I am having a hard time putting it down.  Thank you for sharing this and your story.  What a testament to others who struggle with trauma and other difficulties in life.  Now I have to hear your music.”  

~Pam B, School Social Worker 

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