Henry
About Henry
My journey with Arabella began when I was just 15. A friend’s family was one of her co-owners, and each summer, I was invited to help sail her from Marion, Massachusetts, up the coast to Maine. Those trips weren’t just voyages—they were life-shaping experiences.
Before that, my world was mostly defined by a small Crosby Striper and fishing on Buzzard’s Bay with my dad. But my first night sail aboard Arabella, navigating from the Cape Cod Canal under a moonlit sky, changed everything. I knew then—I wasn’t just a boater. I was a sailor.
That early love led to unforgettable adventures: chartering a schooner to Bermuda, working on refits, sailing iconic vessels, and eventually owning Arabella herself. In 2006, we bought her and based her in Maine. Years later, we moved north, rented a house with a long driveway, built a shed, and began a full restoration. But here’s the part people always ask: “How were you able to take the time to do all that, while still working?”
And the answer is… we changed how we earned a living.
Years ago, I hit a point where I was gaining weight, out of breath, reliant on medications, and no longer feeling like myself. I didn’t have the energy to figure it all out—I just knew something had to change. When my sister introduced me to a simple, whole-food-based product, it clicked instantly. It just made sense. Within weeks of starting, I noticed real shifts. I got my health back on track, dropped 70 pounds, and eventually got off all the meds. It gave me my vitality back—and with it, my belief in what’s possible.
What surprised me even more was the business model behind that product.
What if you could simply share what’s working for you—and get paid for it?
What if you could create ongoing income—not by clocking in every day, but by helping others do something meaningful for themselves?
This model gave us time freedom—not just in theory, but in reality. We were able to:
- Rebuild a classic wooden boat with care and intention
- Live aboard and cruise
- Show up fully for our aging parents
- Be present for our daughters and shape their future
- Help others build dreams of their own
- Create legacy income that doesn’t stop when we stop
- And use our time and resources to make a difference in the world we believe in
Juice Plus is the business we chose—because it’s real food, real people, and real results. It’s a business that honors health, family, and freedom. We’re not selling something trendy—we’re partnering with a company that pioneered encapsulated whole food and continues to lead with vertical aeroponic gardening. It’s a business that rewards integrity, consistency, and contribution.
So the real question is:
What do you want more of in your life? Time? Health? Impact?
And what are you building now that creates those things—not someday, but soon?
If this speaks to you—whether it’s the boat, the business, or the vision—we’d love to connect.
Jen
About Jen
I always say Henry married very well.
While I’m not an experienced sailor—I’m a horsewoman through and through—I do love the process of bringing something back to life. Whether it’s a bureau, a window sash, or a vintage Herreshoff, I’m drawn to things with history and heart. That’s what made me fall in love with wooden boats… and why I said yes to restoring Arabella.
But the real restoration started years earlier, with me.
When my dad was diagnosed with cancer, a physician told us something I’ll never forget: Most people aren’t sick because of genetics. They’re sick because they don’t eat enough fruits and vegetables. That stopped me in my tracks.
I knew exactly what my horses were eating, down to the last supplement. But I had no clue what I was putting in my own body.
We began trying to eat cleaner—lots of organic produce—but the cost, waste, and prep made it difficult to sustain. Then someone shared Juice Plus with us: vine-ripened fruits and veggies in capsule form. It made so much sense to me. We started immediately—and I’ve never looked back.
What I didn’t expect was that this product would also introduce me to a business model that fit my life in a way nothing else ever had.
After years in corporate America—endless meetings, ceilings I couldn’t break through, and a daily commute—I’d built a career running an equestrian training facility. I loved the horses and the riders, but not the 90-hour weeks, missed holidays, or absence from my own family. I was burning out.
With Juice Plus, I found a new path. One that allowed me to work from anywhere, partner with people I admire, share something I truly believed in, and build income that continued whether I worked that day or not.
What would it mean to you to earn in a way that aligned with your values—not just your skills?
What if your work didn’t take you away from the people and passions you love—but gave you more of them?
What kind of legacy do you want your time to leave behind?
This business gave us time to rebuild Arabella, live aboard and cruise, be present for our daughters, ride daily, and take care of our aging parents. It allowed us to dream beyond our current circumstances and actually create new ones. We could live by our own design, not by default.
And now, as the world wakes up to the importance of personal health, sustainable food, and flexible income, I believe our message is more relevant than ever.
If you’re someone who wants to create a life with more freedom, more meaning, and more impact—we’d love to talk.
Leita
About Leita
Growing up in Marion, Massachusetts, I was surrounded by sailing, salt air, and the constant hum of projects being done on boats. Some of my earliest memories are of my dad working on Calliope in the winter, varnish brush in hand. But for most of my childhood, I didn’t actually enjoy sailing—it was just something my family did.
That all changed during my sophomore year of high school. I was invited on a week-long Outward Bound course in the Florida Keys—13 teenagers, one 15-foot pulling boat, no bathroom, and a whole lot of learning by doing. Somewhere between the thunderstorms and the teamwork, I fell in love with sailing. I came home and announced it to my parents. That same week, they found Arabella listed for sale. The timing felt like more than coincidence.
After high school, I took a gap year and enrolled at The Landing School in Maine to learn traditional wooden boatbuilding. I loved the physicality of the work, the artistry, and the satisfaction of creating something lasting. While there, I was accepted to the University of Vermont, where I eventually earned my degree.
Throughout college, I’d come home on breaks and help with Arabella’s restoration. The varnish work, the sanding, the care—it taught me to appreciate both the beauty and imperfection in things that have history and heart. That mindset has shaped how I see the world, and also how I approach health, work, and motherhood.
Now, I’m preparing for the biggest project of all: becoming a mom.
During my pregnancy, I’ve leaned heavily on the Juice Plus products—especially the capsules and shakes—for nutritional support. I feel grateful to have found a simple, trustworthy foundation for my prenatal wellness, and I love the community of health-minded people I get to be part of.
I’ve also chosen to be a Partner with the business, on my terms. There’s no pressure—just possibility. The flexibility means I can engage when it fits, and step back when I need to. I’ve watched my parents build a life full of time freedom, purpose, and presence. Now, I get to follow in their footsteps in a way that works for me.
What if your work could flex with your life instead of fight against it?
What if your wellness—and your income—could grow alongside your family?
If you’re curious about the products, the lifestyle, or how this all works, I’d be happy to share what I know.