During her time studying at Harvard University (USA), Jenny Woo learned many useful educational methods. She thought that the study program would help her become a teacher - a job that Jenny Woo had planned before going to school.

However, a class accidentally changed Jenny Woo's career direction completely, making her decide to become an entrepreneur. This decision brought Jenny Woo a successful career, with a huge fortune.

In a class on emotional intelligence and child development, the lecturer brought to class a deck of cards as a teaching aid on developing emotional quotient (EQ) in humans.

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Jenny Woo has successfully started a business thanks to her unique business idea.

Jenny Woo found the lecturer's teaching method extremely effective and interesting. Immediately, a bold idea popped into her head - to create a series of EQ development games from cards.

In 2018, while still in school, Jenny Woo decided to spend about $1,000 of her savings to start a business, opening the online company Mind Brain Emotion, creating 11 different EQ card games to help develop concepts like relationship skills, critical thinking, and even job interviews.

Jenny Woo identifies emotional intelligence as one of the “timeless essentials that everyone needs to be successful in all aspects.” Therefore, despite many difficulties, she still persevered with her goals. Jenny Woo’s efforts have paid off as Mind Brain Emotion has grown.

In 2023, Mind Brain Emotion generated nearly $1.72 million in revenue on Amazon. Today, the company averages nearly $33,000 in revenue per week and has an incredible profit margin of 40%.

In addition to her main source of income from Mind Brain Emotion, Jenny Woo also has other sources of income from running an online course on EQ and freelance business consulting. These sources of income also contribute to her multi-million dollar fortune.

To achieve her current success, in addition to being sharp and finding million-dollar business ideas, Jenny Woo also has the ability to manage and organize her time "super well" when doing several jobs at the same time.

Not only is Jenny Woo “good at public affairs”, she is also “good at housework”. Despite her busy work schedule, she always tries to take care of all family matters. Jenny Woo always affirms that her proudest moments are the small daily victories in her role as a mother.

(According to Marketrealist, Mindbrainparenting)