10/10
I was first introduced to Leila’s podcast almost a year ago by a gym owner I was assisting at the time. He was so surprised that I had never heard of her before because our values and mindset were very in line with each other. After seeing more of her videos (I’m a visual person), listening to a couple of her podcast episodes, along with watching a couple of her clips on LinkedIn and Instagram - I geeked. I had never found someone so insightful and so aligned to how I navigate within my own life. Resilience can really build out a person. You can really either fall down a path of success (however that may look like to you) or trapped within your headspace. The mindset it takes to continue pushing no matter the odds to be successful all comes down to finding the opportunities that will get you to where you need to go. I grew up in West-Adams, LA and attended schools in W-A and South Central where I held myself to a high standard, but felt a lot of the interpersonal issues take a hold of me. After seeing myself going down a bad path and understanding that the arts department within my high school had been under budget due to 2011 budget cuts, I made it a point to move myself into an art’s high school within the downtown district. I always excelled in math and science, I always say it’s the one language that stays consistent everywhere you go - if you’re bilingual I’m sure you understand. My willingness to strive for more is not confined to this particular story, but it is the moment I knew I could navigate multiple ‘languages’. Code-switching, right? It’s the reason, I absolutely love Leila’s approach to anything she does. The way she can breakdown things down to simple frameworks that carry through to several industries and personalities. As someone who has been in sales within the fitness industry, you’re always reminded of the importance of adaptability. (Btw, gym launch secrets validated the business frameworks and sales approach that I had seen within the 7 years of working at a luxury fitness club. Made me understand why we were so successful when we were consistent.) I recently sent one of her video’s out to a mentor and former boss that I believed could assist in developing his team along with a way to approach the situation. He definitely listened, he gave me clear direction and goals to attain to resolve the problem I was in haha Thank you Leila, for being the voice that drives redirection within tough situations in a way that can help the mentee and the mentor.
Jet_slv via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/20/24
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I flew through the first few episodes and they were great. Leila doesn’t beat around the bush, which I appreciate, and now I’m going to have my eyes peeled for the next ones. If you ever see this Leila, I want you to get into the real nitty gritty about starting a business from zero!
Mike203Yam via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/18/23
Been following Alex for the last couple years. He is clearly bringing the game to the next level. But if you listen to all of Leila’s interviews or YouTube videos you can really see that she is the one facilitating the growth. Looking forward to more episodes from her.
Chr1sJ3ns3n via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/14/23
The real truth in every episode from someone who has actually done it!
Mattlyonsmusic via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 03/21/23
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