Jayson Blair of plagiarism scandal fame now working as life coach

Jayson Blair, the ex-journalist best known for foisting plagiarism and fabrications into the pages of The New York Times, has been quietly working as a certified life coach for one of the most respected mental health practices in northern Virginia. Blair, 33, resigned from the Times in 2003, leaving a journalistic scandal in his wake. The resulting furor led the paper's top two newsroom executives to resign. Blair wrote a book, then mostly disappeared from view.