Meet Janae
I’m Janae Moss — a future Doctor of Psychology in Sport and Performance Psychology (PsyD, Summer 2026), Dream Studies Practitioner, speaker, mother of seven, and lifelong advocate for resilience, performance, and purpose-driven living. My passion is helping people, families, and communities unlock their inner strength and thrive through seasons of growth and change.
My Journey
My work is rooted in both formal education and real-world experience.
While pursuing my doctorate in psychology and certification in dream studies, I co-founded Parents Driving Change alongside Barbara Leavitt. This movement and curriculum have been gradually built over the past 15 years as I focused on raising my seven children and supporting the growth of RBM Building Services, our family-owned company, that has grown to serve businesses across the Intermountain West.
Through years of parenting, entrepreneurship, community leadership, and academic study, I’ve developed a deep belief that resilience can be learned, vision can be sharpened, and every person can create a life of purpose and impact. A few years ago, after being diagnosed with macular telangiectasia — a genetic eye condition causing progressive vision loss — my commitment to understanding performance under pressure became even more personal. It deepened my passion for mental strength, adaptability, and helping others navigate life’s unexpected challenges with clarity and purpose.
Community Leadership and Public Service
Community building has been a central pillar of my work for decades. I served as Chair of United Way of Utah County and Chair of the Utah Valley Chamber of Commerce, working to strengthen families, businesses, and organizations across the community. Today, I continue this passion as supporting A Bolder Way Forward in Utah County, an initiative that help girls and women thrive. I also advise student-athlete development through BYU’s Built4Life program.
Through RBM Building Services, I support outreach efforts connecting businesses with service opportunities that support community resilience. Over the years, I’ve been honored to serve on boards such as the Nellesen Center for Autism, Utah Valley University’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences Dean’s Advisory Board, the Provo School District Diversity and Equity Council, and national family leadership councils. My focus remains the same in every endeavor: investing in people, building strong communities, and empowering leadership at every level.
What I Believe
I believe resilience is built in everyday moments—how we dream, parent, lead, and live. Strong minds create strong families, and strong families make strong communities. I believe that every person has the potential for clarity, strength, and visionary living. By blending science, story, and heart, we can rise into the lives we are meant to lead.