From Childhood Trauma to an 8-Figure Empire
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What challenges do adults face when continuing their education?
One of the major problems is with adults wanting to continue their education. They can't because they don't know where to start. There's just so many things that you have to do now that it's not an easy task. We come right in. Like I said, it's a 30-minute conversation. We figure out where you are right now, where you want to be, and we get you there in record time. What you think is going to take you two years, we can get done in probably a year. Jessica Mott is a resilient entrepreneur, author, and the founder of Professional Development Health. Drawing from her journey of overcoming adversity and rewriting her own story, she empowers professionals to advance their careers with confidence while inspiring others to turn challenges into opportunities for growth and success.
Failure was not an option for me. I grew up poor and I didn't want to be poor. So in life, you're faced with obstacles and it is your due diligence to move on and figure life out. You can never be limited. Never. You should never be unapologetic and you always become unstoppable. And that is the only thing that gets you where you need to be.
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You can live your dream. Welcome to another episode of the Living Your Legacy podcast. For Inside Success, I am Ray Gutierrez. Apparently, you can take escalators, you can take stairs, but I am sitting next to the elevator of success herself, Jessica Motz, or Jessica Mott. Jessica Mott. Mott, there it is. How does one become the elevator to success, Jessica? Well, it's...
Pretty easy. It's a 30 minute conversation. So basically, just call us up. One of my colleagues will actually take all your information. We kind of figure out where you're at right now and where you want to go. So a lot of times, one of the major problems is with adults wanting to continue their education online.
What mindset helped Jessica overcome childhood trauma?
They can't because they don't know where to start. They have no idea what's next. And there's just so many things that you have to do now that it's not an easy task. So we take all that bullshit right out. We come right in. Like I said, it's a 30-minute conversation. We figure out where you are right now, where you want to be, and we get you there in record time.
Right on.
And we do it cost-effective, too. So we do payment plans with people. We also, like, if you think that you need this class or this class, we're here to tell you, no, no, no, you can actually bypass that and just get this, and you're going to save yourself, you know, $20,000 in the long run. Yes, yes. So we're an investment, basically, for both of my corporations.
How does Jessica define success and failure?
Both of them are investments.
Right on. Before I started working for Rudy, I was actually entertaining the idea of stacking clients, which essentially, I would essentially be running three different versions of myself, and it would just be VAs running everything. And I would just pop my head for meetings, and then the VAs would take care of everything. Is that something you kind of provide where it's, I wouldn't say a shortcut, but an optimized way of saying, instead of 15 months, it's essentially 15 weeks of How do you compress time?
So we can, we save you so much time. Yeah.
You're compressing time.
So, yeah. So, so as far as compressing time goes for us, what you think is going to take you two years, we can get done in probably a year. We're just going to go in. We're going to, We get all the busy work done for you. I mean, if you have some classes that you actually do want to focus on. Sure. Go focus on them and, you know, or spend time with your family or because a lot of times when you're continuing education, you can't do both. You know, no one is expecting you to have a family life plus a work life. And then, oh, here's your school life at nighttime.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What challenges do adults face when continuing their education?
0:00–1:36
2
How did Jessica Mott turn a $20 idea into an 8-figure business?
1:36–2:28
3
What mindset helped Jessica overcome childhood trauma?
2:28–3:14
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How does Jessica define success and failure?
3:14–10:45
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What strategies does Jessica use to compress educational timelines?
10:45–10:49
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How does Jessica's company support career advancement?
10:49–22:31