Jessica Cox was born without arms yet defies limitations by using her feet the way most people use their hands. Overcoming initial frustration and anger, she transformed her disability into a strength, now empowering organizations to unlock their limitless potential.As a seasoned motivational speaker with 18 years of experience, Jessica has inspired audiences worldwide. Her compelling story has been featured on prominent TV shows such as Ellen, CNN, National Geographic, Fox and Friends, and BBC News. Across 28 countries, she has addressed audiences of up to 40,000 people, delivering unique workshops and keynote speeches for renowned companies, including JP Morgan Chase, AT&T, NASA, the Smithsonian, State Farm, and Cisco.Jessica is a crusader for all matters regarding Disability, Equality, and Inclusion, and her counsel is sought after by government associations and healthcare professionals. She is privileged to serve as a mentor to many children born without arms and their families. This inspired her to create Rightfooted Foundation, a nonprofit whose mission is to help all children born without arms live fully independent lives. She is the author of "Disarm Your Limits," an autobiographical self-help book selling over 10,000 copies, is a contributor to Flying Magazine, and has been a guest blogger for Humanity & Inclusion. In her free time, Jessica practices Taekwondo, where she holds a Fourth Degree Black Belt, scuba dives, and is learning to play golf. Her commitment to overcoming challenges and inspiring others serves as a testament to the power of resilience and determination.