Laurie Beth Jones is an author and motivational speaker who is supposed to motivate you to become, I suppose, a better leader (in the style of the human potential movement). But Jones’s approach, instead of being just fluffily newage, is rather hardcore religious. So, for instance, she can help your company develop “spiritreneurship”, which seems to mean ensuring that your employee’s work honors God. In other words, Jones is some kind of missionary (“my Personal Mission is to recognize, promote, and inspire divine connection in myself and others”) dressed up with the fluff and hollow gestures of motivational speech, as well as New Age ideas, a bit of Kabbalah rant, shamanism, and astrology.
Jones is, for instance, author of JESUS, Career Counselor: How to Find (and Keep) Your Perfect Work, Jesus, Inc.: The Visionary Path, Jesus, Life Coach: Learn from the Best, and Jesus, CEO: Using Ancient Wisdom for Visionary Leadership. You get the idea.
If you want to see some real crazy, however, I recommend having a look at her critics, mostly fundamentalists who lament her paganism. Here is Bob DeWaay dismissing her work not because it is fluffy bullshit, but because it is occult paganism. And here is Ingrid Schlueter lamenting how Jones is channeling the occult and Satan through her writings and apparently bringing about the endtimes.
Diagnosis: It is hard to distinguish loonery from marketing techniques targeted at the critical-thinking challenged, but Jones’s bullshit has actually had a bit of influence, it seems (some of her books have apparently enjoyed decent sales).