Sueño Millonario: The Story of Jhessy Amador

• Sueño Millonario shares the story of Jhessy Amador, a woman in the construction field.
• Jhessy went from being undocumented to creating her own company with her husband.
• Today, she is a successful woman who helps other women.

In the United States, about 3.4 million Hispanics work in construction, but there aren’t many women in this field.

In this episode of Millionaire Dream, we’ll hear the motivating story of Jhessy Amador, a woman from Honduras who has faced challenges and become a successful business owner in construction, a field usually run by men.

Join us as we follow her amazing path from Honduras to her success in the United States.

Story of Overcoming: Jhessy Amador, from Honduras, came to the United States through the Arizona desert looking for a better life for her kids.

A Businesswoman is Born

Her journey started with jobs like being a waitress, cleaning apartments, and hotel rooms. But her life shifted when she started working in construction because of her husband’s help.

Even though she didn’t have experience, Jhessy took on this new adventure.

Yet, her first tries in construction were tough. She lost three jobs because she didn’t know enough.

But Jhessy did not give up, and together with her husband, they decided to open their own construction company, called «Seven J Construction,» in November 2014.

Women in the United States

Despite the initial obstacles, they persevered and obtained state licenses to operate in various locations.

Empowering Women in Construction: Jhessy has become a pioneer in the construction industry in Atlanta, being one of the first women to stand out in a field dominated by men.

Though she has dealt with unfair treatment because she’s a woman, she’s proven that women can play a big role in construction.

Besides her business wins, Jhessy also gives back to her Honduran community.

Serving Others

She does community work like collecting food and helps those who need it.

Her story shows the value of not giving up, hard work, and determination, no matter what issues come up.

Advice and Message from Jhessy: Jhessy Amador shares key advice for women trying to do well in another country:

Don’t stay hidden or just accept old-fashioned roles. Work hard and aim for financial freedom.

American Dream

Use chances to get better and pick up new abilities. Create a work place where all helps each other and feels important.

Don’t let problems or tough times get you down; every setback is a chance to come back even stronger.

Jhessy Amador’s story reminds us that the American dream is possible for those ready to fight for it.

Her commitment, hard work, and love for construction make her a powerful example for all of us.