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In this powerful episode of the Ladies Who Leap Podcast, host Lisa Andria sits down with Elaine Belson, a Psychotherapist, Life Coach, Public Speaker, and former U.S. Army officer who knows what it means to take bold leaps.
At age 42, Elaine joined the U.S. Army and deployed to Afghanistan, serving as the Executive Officer for Medical Command. Her journey from aspiring actress at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, to psychotherapist, to soldier, and now speaker and YouTuber is nothing short of inspiring.
In this conversation, she shares:
✨ Why she left acting for psychotherapy and how theater prepared her for public speaking.
Whether you’re navigating a life transition, battling self-doubt, or looking for tools to face fear with confidence, Elaine’s wisdom and stories will leave you motivated to leap forward in your own life.
👉 Connect with Elaine Belson:
👉 Connect with Lisa Andria & Ladies Who Leap:
💬 If Elaine’s story resonates with you, leave a comment below! Have a leap story of your own? Reach out—we’d love to feature you.
By Lisa Andria - Ladies Who LeapIn this powerful episode of the Ladies Who Leap Podcast, host Lisa Andria sits down with Elaine Belson, a Psychotherapist, Life Coach, Public Speaker, and former U.S. Army officer who knows what it means to take bold leaps.
At age 42, Elaine joined the U.S. Army and deployed to Afghanistan, serving as the Executive Officer for Medical Command. Her journey from aspiring actress at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, to psychotherapist, to soldier, and now speaker and YouTuber is nothing short of inspiring.
In this conversation, she shares:
✨ Why she left acting for psychotherapy and how theater prepared her for public speaking.
Whether you’re navigating a life transition, battling self-doubt, or looking for tools to face fear with confidence, Elaine’s wisdom and stories will leave you motivated to leap forward in your own life.
👉 Connect with Elaine Belson:
👉 Connect with Lisa Andria & Ladies Who Leap:
💬 If Elaine’s story resonates with you, leave a comment below! Have a leap story of your own? Reach out—we’d love to feature you.