More than 50 million people from 22 countries have been inspired by Jodi Pliszka’s incredible, motivational and inspirational stories and strategies. Jodi Pliszka is an author, inventor, and highperformance mindset speaker, on a mission to rescue us from the invisible forces that affect your business, life, and destiny. Having spent years studying behavioral psychology and human behavior, earning her Master’s Degree and Ph.D.abd, Jodi founded the Retrain Your Brain To Master It All Program; a powerful framework for inspiring your ultimate level of creativity, inspiration, productivity, leadership and innovation. Jodi has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX news, Lifetime TV and countless other media outlets, globally. Jodi is the recipient of the Enterprising Woman of the Year Award. Jodi was a a top finalist on ABC’S American Inventor TV show working with Simon Cowell and mentored by Peter Jones, the 20th richest man in the world. Losing all of her hair to Alopecia Universalis , when she was 20, Jodi knows intimately how to overcome mindset obstacles individuals and companies face through economic contraction and expansion, structural changes and rapid growth. Jodi teaches an entirely new way to goal setting and achieving.

Jodi is the award-winning inventor and President of the Headline It! No Sweat liners empire and has real-life, in-the-trenches business experience. She ignites passion by cultivating critical thinking skills; allowing you to reach your untapped potential. As of Feb.13, 2017 Jodi became a Sepsis survivor and put her goal setting and mindset techniques to the ultimate test; Saving Her Life. Jodi’s fusion of real-life stories and her conversational techniques connect with her audiences at an intimate, intense and individual level. She brings the audience into the stories, transporting the crowd on an unforgettable journey.

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