Layla Rahmeh enjoyed her life, tremendously, until she had to escape it. She came from a loving family, was well educated, and after surviving cancer, no longer took everything life has to offer for granted. But then war broke out in her country, Syria, and being who she was made her a target for detention, torture, and death. So she chose to escape to save her life, and lost who she was in the process. 

Find out what it’s like to not even be as much as a refugee, but a refugee claimant. Hear what it’s like to shut down your voice while your conscience is still alive, and how “feeling like [she] no longer wanted to exist” became a coping mechanism in the face of impossible odds. Discover the thread that kept Layla ‘s will to live stronger than the most unbearable pain.

Bio 

Layla Rahmeh is a transformational coach on a mission to redefine identities and guide individuals through life's pivotal moments. Formerly immersed in the corporate world, Layla underwent a profound transformation after surviving both cancer and the challenges of war. Drawing strength from personal resilience, she redirected her journey towards helping others navigate similar life-altering experiences. Now, as a beacon of inspiration, Layla specializes in empowering individuals to rewrite their narratives and embark on a journey of self-discovery. With a passion for rebranding lives after major shifts, she brings a unique blend of empathy and expertise to support others in rediscovering their true selves.

Guest Info.

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Julie’s Info. 

Julie@courage-ignite.com

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Podcast — Bold Becoming

Book — Masters of Change—MOC-amazon

Music — Happy African Village by John Bartmann