A first-generation Mexican-American built the biggest signing service in the United States and made a million dollars as a notary. Her mother picked crops after dropping out of school; her father immigrated from Mexico. She's determined to break that cycle for her kids and show others what's possible.
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You just talked about you want to be the biggest signing service in America. And so my follow up question to you and three of you is, you know, how long are you willing to go to get this goal and why?
I'm a first generation Mexican American and my mom was a migrant worker. She started on the in the field when she was like 7 or 8 years old and didn't graduate high school. My dad came from Mexico. And I know that what Mark said yesterday really hit home about breaking generational curses because that's what I'm doing. And I'm breaking those generational curses because I am teaching my children that being an entrepreneur, it's the only way to go. It's, it's what's going to fuel them and it's, it's what's going to make them successful humans. And I will be breaking that generational curse and they are going to be successful because they're going to see their mom being successful. There's no finish line for me. Every time I reach a goal, I'm going to set a higher one. And I'm in this for the long haul because growth, for me, it's a lifelong journey and I don't want to just hit milestones. I want to keep redefining what is possible. And like I said, I want to inspire others to do the same.