Jessica Lynne White

We live in a world now where, you know, health should be quick and painless.

You know, it shouldn't be you got to go and wait two hours and then drive to a CVS and wait another hour.

Right.

And with a national model, you can choose.

You're not landlocked based on where that doctor's office is.

You can pick whatever brand you want.

Yep.

Yeah.

Love that.

So a couple of questions now pivot into you as an entrepreneur.

You know, we feature entrepreneurs on the show and talk about their business and also their own successes, struggles and lessons.

Right.

So what are some of your successes, struggles and lessons?

Successes, struggles and lessons.

So I never intended to I didn't wake up one day and say, hey, I'm going to help people launch telemedicine businesses.

So I think the biggest struggle is trying to balance realizing, you know, when you're growing, you you have this revelation of how much you don't know.

And it can cause a lot of imposter syndrome.

You say, why am I growing?

why am i trying to do this and then when you do reach a certain level you have to acknowledge that and give yourself credit so that you can get to the next level and so a big struggle has been not comparing myself i know that i'm not the best at anything i'm not the number one but i do what i do really damn well and i've done it for a lot of people that are very happy

So I guess that would be a success that I was able to deconstruct something so complicated and pull together my team.