Jazmine DeWees is a believer, a wife to Brandon and mother to Joi and Jrue. 

With a passion for helping others see their potential, she hosts the Eat Don’t Compete podcast, where she shares insights on growth, her journey as a believer, personal development and faith-based empowerment coaching.  As the author of the guidebook “Eat with Her Don’t Compete with Her: Your Guide to Becoming a Better Version of Yourself“, Jazmine inspires women through transparency.

She is deeply committed to inspiring her audience to rise above challenges, embrace their uniqueness, and pursue their dreams unapologetically. Her work encourages individuals, especially women, to break free from comparison and competition, instead choosing collaboration and self-improvement. Whether through her poetry, talks, or her show, Jazmine continues to uplift, motivate, and create a ripple effect of transformation in the lives of those who engage with her work.

With a focus on emotional, and spiritual well-being, Jazmine’s platform serves as a reminder that true growth comes from within, and the journey toward becoming a better version of oneself is a continuous, fulfilling process. Allow Jazmine the opportunity to walk alongside you on your self-discovery journey.

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Join Jazmine DeWees as she embraces what seems like Eat Don’t Compete 2.0. Thank you for tuning in. This feels a lot like the evolution of the show you probably knew as the Eat with Her Don’t Compete with Her Podcast Show. Since 2018, Jazmine set out on a journey to empower and inspire her audience by creating a safe space where coming together, connection, and engaging in real, vulnerable conversations are imperative to personal growth. If you are reading about EDC, then you are ready to take a journey of wellness, where your favorite faith-based empowerment coach aids you on your journey. Jazmine deliberately fosters an environment where competition takes a backseat and authentic self-expression, faith and personal wellness takes the spotlight. Through candid discussions, guests share their journeys, struggles, and triumphs, encouraging listeners to embrace their own vulnerability. Tune in to Eat Don’t Compete for a refreshing approach to personal and spiritual growth.

Subscribe to the show so that you be pushed past your limiting beliefs. You do not want to miss the opportunity gain relevant tools for your life, through thought provoking “heart-to-hearts” . Because who doesn’t want to become the very best version of who they were always meant to be

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You Thought This Was Success… But God Never Asked for It | Biblical Success Explained – Eat Don’t Compete with Jazmine DeWees

You’ve been calling it success… but what if God never asked for it? This is the final installment of the Biblical Success series (Episodes 79–82)—and we’re not just defining success anymore… we’re confronting it. We started this series by exposing discontentment. We walked through what the world calls success. We anchored ourselves in what God actually says. And now… we’re ending with the question that reveals it all: “Who am I really doing this for?” This conversation comes from a real wrestle—one that forced me to examine my motives, my pace, and even how I viewed my own gifts. Through Scripture and personal reflection, we walk through what it actually means to live a life that is successful in God’s eyes—not the world’s. We’re anchoring in: What God defines as success (Joshua 1:7–8) Why discontentment reveals misplaced priorities (Luke 12:15) What it looks like to seek God first (Matthew 6:33) How to work from a place of obedience, not performance (Colossians 3:23) And we close this series with something personal—what it looked like for me to stop striving, surrender my gift, and simply obey… even when it wasn’t seen. This episode isn’t just a conclusion. It’s an invitation to realignment. So before you move on to the next thing, sit with this: Who am I doing this for?
  1. You Thought This Was Success… But God Never Asked for It | Biblical Success Explained
  2. God Already Defined Success… Why Are We Still Guessing? | Joshua 1:7–8 Devotional
  3. Why Do I Still Feel Behind? | Rethinking Success as a Christian
  4. After Wrestling with Discontentment… I Had to Redefine Success | Luke 12:15
  5. Have You Ever Wrestled with Discontentment? It Made Me Rethink Success as a Christian
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Eat with Her Don’t Compete with Her: Your Guide to Becoming a Better Version of Yourself

In this guide, speaker, coach, author, and podcast host, Jazmine DeWees, teaches how to FIGHT, LEARN, VALUE, and then APPLY the principles highlighted within these pages.

The chapters are jam-packed with relatable antidotes, rich wisdom, vulnerable personal stories, and suggestions for shifting your life in a new direction. This book can help you to:

  • Push past your limiting beliefs
  • Stop insecurities from blocking your growth
  • Live more comfortably, by accepting who you are
  • Asking yourself the hard questions
  • Refocusing on what matters

By the end of this profound body of work, you will establish ways to design the life you want to live, activate new self-improvement strategies, form habits you never want to break, answer questions about whom you are and compare them to who you want to be, and identify what works for you in order to be the best version of yourself.

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This podcast is a must listen for women who are looking for some genuine, truthful, down to earth conversations for being our best self!

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I love that Jazmine gives easy to apply, practical applications to daily life.

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This book was amazing. I learned so much about. myself. The pacing of the book was excellent. Get this book it will help you grow as an individual.

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I’m always on the hunt for good, genuine and real conversations. I get all of that with EDC.