In episode 326, I speak with author, speaker, life strategist, and coach, Jessie Torres. For the last 18 years, Jessie has coached thousands of High Performance People from all walks of life and various parts of the world that have achieved success and the highest level of fulfillment. Jessie is fueled by a passionate love for humanity and a burning desire to end suffering. As a result of her own suffering through sexual and domestic abuse, and losing both brothers to murder, she has healed and is now driven to discover the truth of deepest potential and unlock the limitless opportunities that leave others in the dark ages! Just wait for the part in the conversation when Jessie states that her trauma came from her. It will change your thinking. . Jessie’s teachings will help you transform your life from pain or trauma into purpose and passion, what Jessie refers to as “Fierce Grace”.
In this deeply moving and powerful episode of It Comes From Us, Jessie Torres joins us to share her extraordinary journey — one that began in trauma and transformed into triumph. Jessie’s story is one of unimaginable pain: surviving sexual abuse at the hands of her father, losing both of her brothers to murder—thirty years apart—and enduring an 18-year marriage of mental, emotional, and verbal abuse that left her spiritually shattered and numb.
But what emerges from Jessie’s story is not despair — it’s divine transformation.
Out of survival, she found strength. Out of fear, she found faith. And through relentless courage, she discovered that the only true limitation we face is the belief that there is one.
Today, Jessie lives with fierce purpose — helping others see their trauma through new eyes: not as punishment, but as preparation. She believes our pain is part of a divine choreography — that God never wastes our suffering, and that within every dark night lies the seed of our greatest light.
Through her lived experience, Jessie teaches us that when we can witness the gift in our pain — the muscle built through adversity — we begin to see ourselves not as victims, but as victors. She reminds us that forgiveness, self-compassion, and love are the keys to reclaiming our divinity and magnificence.
“The depth of our darkness is converse to the height of our light. If we can see the other side of the story, we can witness the brave one within us who got back up in the arena of life.”
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