From Flatlining at 11 to Building Businesses
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What life-changing experience did Emilee Wilks go through at a young age?
When you feel isolated and alone and like you're the only one this is happening to, like a victim, then that's when you can become overpowered. Oh yeah. You know, the connection with God keeps you from being overrun. emily wilkes is a resilient visionary and empowering entrepreneur consultant and the founder of limitless consulting and co-creator of next level shop owners she helps automotive business owners grow through leadership strategy and mentorship i was in a pretty traumatic accident actually died came back to life i had to overcome a mental battle with what i feel like was demons now my mind is stronger than ever And I had that at a very young age happen to me. Now, you know, like I said, I feel limitless.
I experienced something when I passed one of my first experiences with God, that kind of the afterlife.
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Welcome back to another amazing episode of the Living Your Legacy podcast, the Red Life edition. For Inside Success, I am Ray Gutierrez. Joining me today as I scroll through my notes is Emily Wilkes.
Thanks, Ray.
You're very welcome. Our women in power of today. Emily, we just finished filming your episode.
How did Emilee's near-death experience shape her perspective on fear and purpose?
Well, actually, Jason did. How do you feel?
I feel good. I've never been filmed before, so I was a little nervous.
Right on.
Yeah.
Is this your first podcast?
Yeah.
This is also my first podcast.
How does it feel?
It feels good. I mean, I feel special.
Do you want to sit in awkward silence for a moment?
No. I mean, I can if you want to.
I was just going to say that's just the cardinal saying.
I'm pretty good at like just staring at people, which some people find intimidating.
No, I'm not intimidated at all. We can stare at each other in silence in this podcast for 20 minutes.
It's called the confront drill. You just like confront a person by just staring at them.
All right. How am I doing so far? Are we confronting each other?
We're good. We're connecting really well.
Right on. Cool. Love, what are we going to learn about you in your episode for Women in Power?
What you can learn is that you're limitless. That's my company name. And that's what I believe about people is that we have limitless potential. And even if you come from a family like mine or a background like mine or something better or worse, you can get where you want to go.
So limitless potential. Where does that begin? I'm sure where you began was very constraint and not very limitless.
Yeah. No, I definitely came from a place of fear, actually. Really young age. I... I was in a pretty traumatic accident, actually died, came back to life, flatlined several times. And that fear kind of consumed me for a little while. I felt afraid of a lot of the world. And then one day I just was healed. And I realized that... You know, this world is what I want it to be. And I guess I do, you know, quote scripture sometimes and say, you know, if God is for me, then who can stand against me?
Yeah.
So it makes me feel limitless.
What lessons did Emilee learn about overcoming fear and building resilience?
Absolutely. Amen to that. Let's rewind a little bit and talk about this near death experience or some would say near life experience. Yeah. Do you mind walking us through that? What's it like experiencing this?
Well, at 11 years old, I... It was a huge shock, obviously. It happened on the 4th of July. We were hit by a drunk driver going 80 miles an hour in his Porsche. And needless to say, wrecked me. I had massive internal bleeding. I took the brunt of the force. My family was injured, but not as severely. And my sister who was sitting closest to me her pelvic bone actually snapped in half due to the pressure that was on the side of the vehicle that I was on. So yeah, I had, my spleen exploded, my liver and intestine had to be reattached. I lost my spleen permanently. I don't have it. So after that, I battled really a lot with my health because spleen is kind of important when it comes to fighting infection and bacteria and things.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What life-changing experience did Emilee Wilks go through at a young age?
0:00–1:30
2
How did Emilee's near-death experience shape her perspective on fear and purpose?
1:30–3:20
3
What lessons did Emilee learn about overcoming fear and building resilience?
3:20–7:00
4
How does Emilee define limitless potential in business and life?
7:00–11:40
5
What strategies does Emilee use to help business owners scale their companies?
11:40–15:48
6
How does Emilee's faith influence her approach to personal and professional growth?
15:48–20:40
7
What are the common challenges entrepreneurs face according to Emilee?
20:40–27:02
8
How can listeners connect with Emilee Wilks and learn more about her work?
27:02–27:16
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