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Et si réussir ne voulait pas forcément dire lever des fonds, recruter des dizaines de salariés ou suivre les règles imposées par l'écosystème entrepreneurial ?
Parti de 500 € et d'un Kangoo, Hamza a construit Maya Drinks, aujourd'hui 3e boisson alternative en France, sans salariés ni investisseurs.
Dans cet épisode de Billion Dollar Purpose, nous revenons sur son parcours entrepreneurial et ses choix à contre-courant.
Au programme :
Comment lancer une entreprise avec seulement 500 €
Pourquoi il a choisi de ne pas lever de fonds
Comment construire une entreprise rentable dès la première année
Pourquoi croissance et rentabilité ne vont pas toujours de pair
Comment rester fidèle à sa vision face aux attentes des investisseurs
Ce que signifie réellement réussir en tant qu'entrepreneur
Un échange sur la liberté entrepreneuriale, la croissance, la rentabilité et le courage de construire une entreprise selon ses propres règles.
Billion Dollar Purpose explore comment les entrepreneurs et dirigeants peuvent développer des entreprises performantes, créer de l'impact et grandir sans perdre l'humain en chemin.
Can you really scale a purpose-driven business or is it just a nice idea?
In this episode of Billion Dollar Purpose, I sit down with Zineb Leghzaoui, founder of Distribio and Green Village, and president of Maroc Bio, who built the organic market in Morocco from scratch in a market that didn’t even exist.
She proves that you can scale a business with purpose, create impact, and grow sustainably without sacrificing your values.
If you're a founder, CEO, or entrepreneur trying to scale without burning out or losing your mission, this conversation will challenge your beliefs.
From this interview, you will learn:
How she created the organic market in Morocco from zero
Why conviction and purpose matter more than market validation
How she scaled a niche business despite 8 years of losses
Why education of the market (the “why”) is key to growth
How purpose drives resilience and long-term scaling
About the guest:
Zineb Leghzaoui is the founder of Distribio and Green Village, and a pioneer of the organic industry in Morocco. She has spent over a decade building a purpose-driven business that is now scaling rapidly while staying true to its mission.
Website: https://www.greenvillage.ma/
Instagram: @greenvillagemaroc / @distribiomaroc
Dans cet épisode du podcast Billion Dollar Purpose, je reçois Zineb Rzaoui, fondatrice de Distribio et Green Village, qui a créé le marché du bio au Maroc à partir de zéro.
Elle partage comment elle a réussi à scaler un business avec du sens, déconstruire les croyances limitantes, et construire une entreprise à impact sans compromettre ses valeurs.
Cet épisode est en français
In this episode of Billion Dollar Purpose, we dive into the art and science of business, and why mastering both is the key to building a scalable, purpose-driven company in today’s AI-driven world.
After 100 episodes, this moment marks a shift, from solo insights to bringing real entrepreneurs and clients onto the show to demonstrate what it truly takes to scale.
You’ll discover:
This episode is your foundation for what’s coming next: real-life case studies, interviews, and proof of businesses scaling with purpose.
If you’re an entrepreneur, creator, or founder who wants to grow without losing authenticity, this episode will change how you see business.
Keywords: purpose-driven business, entrepreneurship, business strategy, scaling a business, startup growth, personal development, mindful leadership, business coaching, AI and business, sustainable success
This episode explores why the way you end the year has a direct impact on how you perform, lead, and grow in the year ahead, especially if you are a high performing founder, executive, or consultant who wants sustainable success without burnout.
For years, I used to close the year by moving straight into planning mode. I refined goals, adjusted priorities, and prepared the roadmap for the year ahead, but I rarely took the time to consciously finish the year I had just lived. Everything looked successful externally, yet internally the cycle still felt incomplete.
In this episode, I share a leadership reflection practice I call The Finish Line. It is a year end integration process that helps you:
• reflect on the past year with clarity and intention
• release unfinished emotional and cognitive weight
• prevent burnout from carrying into the next year
• align your priorities before setting new goals
• strengthen your leadership presence and resilience
• transition into the new year feeling grounded and focused
We explore the hidden cost of rushing from one year into the next, why many high performers skip the last mile of the year, and how intentional reflection supports wiser decision making, healthier pacing, and more sustainable growth.
You will also hear the 3 step Finish Line process I use with my clients to complete the year consciously so that the next one begins with alignment, clarity, and renewed energy.
If you are looking for a leadership approach that blends performance, meaning, emotional awareness, and reflective growth, this conversation will help you start the year stronger, without repeating patterns of over extension or pressure driven planning.
What if success didn’t require you to lose yourself?
In this episode, Leïla Lahbabi, founder of MindImpact and author of Billion Dollar Purpose, explores what it truly means to build and scale a business your way. Inspired by Frank Sinatra’s timeless song My Way, Leïla shares her personal journey of unlearning the conventional approach to business, reconnecting with intuition, and finding harmony between structure and flow.
You will learn how to:
Stop shaping your business to fit someone else’s model
Reclaim your energy and creativity by trusting your own rhythm
Find balance between strategy and intuition
Scale sustainably by aligning growth with purpose
This episode is for founders, investors, and conscious leaders who want to grow without compromise. It is a reminder that the most powerful strategy is the one that feels like you.
Listen and ask yourself: Are you building your business your way or the way you’ve been told to?
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Are you building a company that serves people and the planet but secretly feel drained by the process?
In this powerful solo transmission, I explore one of the most overlooked levers of sustainable business growth: your energy.
You’ll discover:
Why your internal energy is more important than any business strategy
How to use external energy (mentors, masterminds, team dynamics) to expand your capacity
The truth behind burnout, hustle culture, and misaligned productivity advice
How conscious leaders like Oprah Winfrey and Patagonia’s Yvon Chouinard protect their energy to scale sustainably
Why your emotional resilience, not your to-do list, is your most valuable business asset
Whether you're scaling a mission-driven startup or leading a growing team, this episode will shift how you work, lead, and grow.
This conversation is for you if:
You feel stuck trying to “push through” but don’t know how to lead from flow
You’re tired of burning out and ready to grow with ease and alignment
You want to magnetize the right people and clients, not chase them
You’re building a legacy business that reflects your purpose, not just your profit
Key Insight: Energy isn’t a soft skill. It is the foundation of high performance, sustainable leadership, and a magnetic company culture.
Ready to scale your business without losing your soul?
Download the free Billion Dollar Purpose Actionnable tools: https://www.leilalahbabi.com/billiondollarpurposetools
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What does it really take to build a billion-dollar business—without sacrificing your purpose, your health, or your life?
In this special episode, I take you behind the scenes of my new book, Billion Dollar Purpose. I share the raw, unfiltered truth behind the journey: the burnouts, the breakthroughs, the questions founders don’t dare ask—and the powerful strategy that changed everything.
Whether you're a startup founder, scaling a self-funded business, or an executive leading a high-growth company, this episode will shift how you think about growth.
We explore:
Why most scaling strategies fail (and how to avoid the trap)
What Jerry Colonna and Élisabeth Moreno said about the book
The critical mindset shift from trading time for money to building legacy
How to scale without becoming the bottleneck in your business
Why purpose isn’t “woo-woo”—it's your most powerful growth engine
What AI can and cannot replace in a high-performing team
The overlooked key to sustainable growth: your back end operations
This episode is your invitation to think differently about leadership, impact, and business longevity.
Order the book and get the free bonus: https://www.leilalahbabi.com/billion-dollar-purpose
Join the newsletter: https://leilalahbabi.substack.com/
In Episode 93 of the Vivre Podcast, Leïla Lahbabi explores the journey from grinding through hard work to finding flow in your business. Learn how to shift from being the "Chief Everything Officer" to focusing on your zone of genius, aligning with strategic partners, and scaling with intention. Listen now to discover actionable insights on building a business that thrives without burnout. #PurposeDrivenLeadership #BusinessFlow #ScalingStrategies
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Most founders think working harder is the only way to scale. It's not. In this episode, Leïla Lahbabi shares how moving from working hard to doing the real hard work changes everything. Learn the hidden mindset shift that unlocks faster growth, deeper fulfillment, and sustainable success. A must-listen if you're ready to build a high-impact, low-burnout business without sacrificing your well-being.
Tune in now and start scaling smarter, not harder.
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If you want to reach out to me directly and explore how we can scale your business your way, feel free to contact me on linkedin here: www.linkedin.com/in/leilalahbabiimpactstrategy
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Are you tired of trying strategies that work for others but not for you? You’re not alone and you’re not broken.
In this episode, I explore the difference between visionary and mercenary ways of building and leading a business. I share my personal journey of trying to “follow the rules,” feeling stuck, and finally realizing that my way of operating was valid and powerful.
Whether you're scaling a purpose-driven business or questioning traditional coaching models, this episode will help you reclaim your unique leadership style and build a business that works for you.
If this episode resonates, subscribe to my channel to get notified of the next episode
If you would like a written summarized version of it, look at my linkedin newsletter here: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/billion-dollar-purpose-7313933424929431554
If you want to reach out to me directly and explore how we can scale your business your way, feel free to contact me on linkedin here: www.linkedin.com/in/leilalahbabiimpactstrategy
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