What Makes Hannah's Story Unique?
Hannah Scott grew up in a small town in Minnesota, in a home filled with the scent of homemade bread, blooming lilacs, and the joyful, sometimes chaotic sounds of 24 children.
Yes, twenty-four.
Her parents had 9 biological children and adopted the rest, creating a triracial household rich in culture, language, and people. Rice was a daily staple, Spanish movies played regularily, and everyone learned Tikling, a traditional Filipino dance.
Her childhood was movie-like in many ways. Summers were spent road-tripping across the country, their backyard basketball court was a gathering spot, and their annual Christmas parties were a beloved tradition.
Growing up in such a dynamic and diverse environment taught Hannah how to connect across cultures, adapt to a wide range of personalities, and find meaning in the stories that shape us. These early experiences laid the foundation for her work today of helping others break through internal barriers, reframe limiting beliefs, and step into a more empowered version of themselves.
Personal and Family
Hannah is married to her best friend, Jonathan Scott.
He was a Harley riding, adventurous soul who had a calming sense that drew Hannah in. The rest is history.
They are now married with 4 daughters. The Scott family loves adventuring whether that’s taking their kids out to surf, scaling mountains, or learning how to skate board.
