Jennie (Adrenajen) Milton

I've been an entrepreneur my entire life, growing up working in my parents' ski store business in Australia, which became one of the biggest ski stores in the country. When I was young, I started my own business called Adrenaline Sports to sell skateboards and snowboards and other youth sports equipment, which is how I got my nickname Adrenagen, like Adrenaline Jenny. My first job at age [AGE] was as a ski instructor, and I fell in love with sharing my passion at a very young age. I taught people to rollerblade, to snowboard, became a certified kiteboarding instructor, and was always chasing the balance between selling sporting products and actually being an athlete myself, competing on the world stage as an Australian champion in kite surfing, a world champion in snow kiting, and racing mountain bikes for Australia. When I taught people to do extreme sports, especially women, I realized there was a big component of teaching them to find courage - it wasn't just teaching them the skills of skiing and flying kites, it was teaching them to find the courage to overcome the fears that they had. That has translated really well to now, to the stage, sharing those same lessons for people in business and entrepreneurs who have a fear of failing and a fear of not being good enough. My specialty is helping people find courage to overcome their fears in life and business. After falling in love with a man from Montana, I started all over again here in the United States. In the last 3 years, I've taken speaking on as a bigger part of my business, stepping onto stages, doing podcasts, speaking at schools, and even traveling to schools in the Arctic of Alaska. I've written a children's book called Gale and the Red Kite of Courage about the simple joy of flying a kite and being connected with nature. Even after having three brain surgeries in 2024, I'm now in that time of life where I'm really giving back, raising money for charities, and sharing my message to as many people as possible.