GO! Leading Ladies Private Masterclass: The Power of Becoming with Rachel Schultz
The Power of Becoming: How to Rebuild, Trust Yourself, and Create Success That Feels Like Joy
What happens when the life and business you worked so hard to build disappear almost overnight?
You build again. But this time, differently.
@Rachel Schultz went from growing up in a low-income family in Israel with no financial background to building eight retail stores doing millions in sales by age 27. Then COVID wiped it all out.
Her business was gone. Her confidence was shattered. And she was faced with the decision to either let that chapter define her or become the woman capable of writing an entirely new one.
She chose to rebuild.
Rachel entered the mortgage industry in 2021, grew from $15M in production in 2022 to $42M in 2025, and has already reached $46M YTD in 2026.
Today, she owns her own boutique mortgage branch while balancing life as a wife and mom of three boys.
But this conversation is about so much more than production numbers.
@Sheira MacKenzie & @Rachel Schultz are going behind the success to talk about the faith, self-belief, healing, resilience, and inner work that made it possible.
Rachel will share what it really looked like to rebuild from zero, stop looking outside herself for validation, trust her intuition, lead from her values, and create a business that could thrive without requiring her to sacrifice the life she was building alongside it.
We’ll also talk about navigating seasons when life holds everything at once. Ambition and motherhood. Grief and joy. Responsibility and surrender. Growth and uncertainty.
If you’ve ever questioned whether you’re capable of your next level, felt like you were starting over, struggled to balance the woman you are with everything you’re responsible for, or simply know there is more inside of you, this conversation is for you.
Come ready to leave with a deeper belief in yourself, a new perspective on the challenges you’re walking through, and a reminder that sometimes your greatest success isn’t something you achieve.
It’s who you become along the way.