The marriage ended. The kids still need her steady. She uses COCI in the morning before they wake up. Twenty minutes. Then she handles the day without falling apart in the kitchen.
A note from the founder
It took me 6 years to figure things out and build Zajuga. You don't have to wait that long for your solutions.
After 22 years of marriage ended, and I short-sold the gym my ex and I had built over 13 years — in a county where I only knew about 3 people when we started. Over the 17 years out there, I'd run into faces I hadn't seen since middle school. Old connections coming back around.
The first week of February 2020, all of it was gone. Marriage. Gym. The life we'd built brick by brick.
Seven weeks later, COVID hit.
In that time, eight weeks of red wine kept telling me lies about who I was, who I'd lost, what I'd built that I couldn't get back.
Two weeks into lockdown, I stopped. Cold.
Every morning after that, I'd reach for my phone — looking for answers or distractions. What was I getting from scrolling through everyone else's page anyway? Especially the ones who'd just be watching me, never supporting.
What I needed didn't exist. A place I could come back to every morning that actually listened. That helped me put down what I was carrying instead of handing me more.
So I built it.
This is that place.
— Omari, Founder