In this episode, Priscila — born in São Paulo, capoeira teacher since she was twelve, in the U.S. for barely two years — walks through the entire arc: parents who came from nothing and are still working today at 79 and 69. A comfortable life in Brazil living off her investments, and then ten minutes in the crypto market that took $200,000 and every year of work behind it. Landing in America at 36 with the language barrier still in front of her, and starting over from the bottom.

What follows is one of the most honest conversations we've had on this show about building something from zero. Knocking her first doors while she was still in English as a Second Language class, memorizing sentences and hoping the homeowner wouldn't answer. The first $140,000 month that finally killed the language excuse. Working the road and the classroom at the same time, and the $28,000 commission check on the other side of it. The winter she broke down and nearly walked away. What she learned about discipline, about being coachable, and about why copying someone else's script never worked for her. And what it takes to prove yourself twice as a woman in this industry.

If you're in roofing sales, insurance restoration, or you're starting from zero in any commission industry, this one is worth the full hour.

Ready to unlock your potential? Click here to learn more.

00:00 - Welcome

00:18 - São Paulo, and two parents who never stopped working

03:50 - Capoeira, the island, and living off investments

04:49 - $200,000 gone in ten minutes

07:11 - Starting over in America

08:45 - Knocking doors in her second month of English class

12:52 - The door she almost knocked with Andrew Nichols

14:53 - The first $140K month

18:24 - Why people actually fail: discipline and a broken step

21:18 - The $28,000 commission check

22:48 - The winter she broke down

27:51 - Cheese bread, authenticity, and dropping the script

32:38 - School Monday to Thursday, Kansas on Friday

43:30 - 80 squares and the first big house

44:16 - Proving it twice as a woman at the door

45:16 - Top ten, and what it's going to take