What does a tiny tattoo of a key have to do with remembering who you are and what you’re here to do?

All that and more, according to Chief Visionary Officer, serial entrepreneur, and #1 bestselling author Jessica Zweig. Jessica’s “it” has always been to be able to reflect back to people their divinity, their necessary responsibility they have to be themselves. Her work is to be your mirror and then get out of the way.

In today’s episode, Jessica shares the ONE thing you can do to step into the light - and it’s not complicated at all, but it’s also not easy. 😊

Jessica also shares:

• Her experience starting her own business, growing it to a multimillion-dollar business in the first 5 years, and then selling it
• Her light-body activation at a temple in Egypt and the one big truth that it brought her
• Her definitions of “light” and “dark” and how anyone can be a “light worker”

If you’re interested in remembering what you came here for and letting everything else go—this is the episode for you.

Special sprinkles on top of this episode:

• Jessica and Erin's funny "run-in" in Costa Rica
• Being burnt out on a cellular level and how Jessica came back from it

If you liked this episode, you can keep the party going with: 

• Episode 246: Is Your Professional and Personal Freedom Just Five Steps Away?

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Connect with Jessica Zweig:

• Jessica’s LinkedIn
• Jessica’s website
• Jessica’s Instagram
• Jessica’s podcast
• Jessica’s book, The Light Work

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