Jason Wright is a speaker, author, entrepreneur, real estate investor, and digital marketing architect known for designing intelligent AI agents and automation solutions for business owners. After starting as a teenage lawn care entrepreneur and enduring a tumultuous journey through corporate HR, sales, and safety roles, Jason carved his own path by embracing the ups and downs of self-employment. Today, he runs Intentionally Inspirational, specializing in AI-driven marketing and automation for real estate investors and fellow entrepreneurs, helping them scale efficiently while keeping a sense of humor and authenticity at the forefront.

• How humble beginnings (mowing lawns for fishing tackle) sparked Jason’s entrepreneurial bug—and why he rebelled against the "get a degree, find a boss" script.​

• The struggle of his first business launch, running out of money, and being forced to ask family for support—and why hitting bottom forged business resilience.​

• Pivots through jobs (cars, mortgages, publishing), freelancing on Upwork, and finally building a niche business serving real estate investors with automated marketing solutions.​

• The essential mindset shifts: the world doesn’t owe you anything, ego means nothing, and success requires adapting to rejection and uncertainty.​

• Why discipline, over motivation, is key to entrepreneurship—and how the habit of working through difficult periods produces long-term results.​

• Jason's advice for leveraging AI now, niching down, and automating the parts of business that drain your energy.​

Top 3 Takeaways

1. You must earn your entrepreneurial credibility through setbacks, pivots, and doing the grunt work—even without recognition or immediate financial reward.​

2. Automate, outsource, and delegate aggressively; focus only on the work that maximizes your unique value and happiness.​

3. Embrace failure as a necessary precursor to growth—your timeline is unpredictable, and your highlight reel will be built on low points.​

Notable Quotes

• "The world doesn’t owe you anything. Your ego doesn’t mean anything in the entrepreneurial world."​

• "Motivation is not required to get things done—even if you’re not motivated, do it anyway."​

• "Most business owners overestimate the value of their time, and underestimate the importance of discipline and automation."​

Connect with Jason Wright:

• Website: intentionallyinspirational.com

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