In this deeply personal and motivational episode of Jessie’s Place Podcast, Jessie opens up about her childhood growing up in Brooklyn where, at a young age, she collected bottles and cans from trash bins for a five-cent deposit, carrying not just bags of recyclables but layers of shame and survival. Through powerful storytelling and spiritual reflection, she explores how early struggles shape our relationship with self-worth, success, abundance and how to release the survival patterns that no longer serve us. This episode will help you reframe your past, honor your inner child, and transform shame into strength, hustle into healing, and pain into purpose. If you’ve ever felt like you had to prove your worth to be loved or seen, this one’s for you. Tune in, take a deep breath, and remember you are not what you went through; you are what grew from it.
After listening, share your biggest takeaway on Instagram and tag @JessieTheeRealtor your story might be the reminder someone else needs today.
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