In a world obsessed with numbers, it’s easy to believe that influence is measured by followers, likes, and views. But the real impact is not about going viral, it’s about being valuable. One meaningful message can resonate deeper than a thousand empty clicks. 

Jessica Abo has lived this truth at every stage of her life. From the moment she stood behind a podium at 15, she knew her voice had purpose. For over two decades, she made it possible for people to use their voice as a TV news anchor and reporter, all while championing a powerful idea: affluence is not a prerequisite for influence. Her early keynotes at schools, churches, and offices planted the seeds of empowerment across generations.