Level Up Academy by Dr. Leyland

This episode is so amazing. If there are any government officials listening to this episode, please make my idea happen. We would most definitely not have a problem with taking care of our elders and when we become elders ourselves, we wouldn't have to worry about being lonely. Tony offered so many added value ideas that you can implement right away in your business and in your life. They are something you can implement right away. There are character traits that you can develop to be successful or to build resilience in your start-up. Take a listen to what I am talking about. Check what my ideal project is and what Tony's idea project is. Let's go and push that like button and hit play.

This episode is such an inspiration to young students who are in high school, college students, and business owners. Nickie is one driven individual who not only graduated with high honors in college but graduated early in high school as well. She didn't know what she wanted to do but she use a strategy that created wealth for her at such a young age. Anyone who is not sure of what they want to do and what they want to take in terms of courses, listen up to this episode. Nickie talks about her successes and failures along with lessons learned from all of her three businesses. She provided three added-value skills that got her through her successes; Persistency, consistency, and doing the boring stuff. What really is amazing is that after this conversation, I created a vision boarding workshop for free. Check it out at luabydocleyland.com under workshop. Listen up for her great advice.

Faris and I talked about so many things in this episode. We talked about emotional intelligence and tangible things that business leaders can do to inspire and motivate them daily. We talked about so many qualities of business leaders and how to level up. We talked about how he pivoted from the corporate world to creating his own opportunities and business. WE also talked about the adversity quotient and how it relates to emotional intelligence and how business leaders should be aware of how to create this awareness for themselves.

In this episode of Level Up Academy this week, a high-performing ex-corporate lawyer turned International best-selling author and women empowerment transformational leader. She talked about how the fast pace environment of being a corporate lawyer made her mentally exhausted and physically sick. She was making tons of money unfulfilled because she feels like she wasn't leveling up to her purpose. She took a break and went into her spiritual journey and found herself. Today, she provides women especially in Australia to help women be empowered to their full potential. This conversation has so much added value conversations for business leaders.

Rebecca Sar and I had a conversation in this episode about where she came from. Believe me, when I say this, her adversity is none that you have heard of from any of my episodes. Her ability to show up for herself and her children inspires me to do the same for mine. Empowering, inspiring, and transforming individuals typically involves providing them with the tools, resources, and support they need to achieve their goals and reach their full potential. This can include things like education, training, mentorship, and access to opportunities. It also involves creating a positive and supportive environment, where individuals feel encouraged and motivated to take risks and pursue their dreams. Additionally, effective communication, active listening, and building trust can also play a crucial role in empowering, inspiring, and transforming individuals. Listen up to this conversation and tell me what your thoughts are. I would love to hear from you via reviews or email me. This is our last episode for Season 1

In this episode of Level Up Academy, we talk about where we should start our efforts in creating and molding our future and it begins with us and how we raise our children. Co-founder Marc Joseph aka Gramps Jeffrey (babyboomer.org) and I had a wonderful conversation about what is one thing we should make into a habit with our kids. By asking our children after school a simple question of "what did you do today that was nice to someone else?" is what Gramps Jeffrey instill on his grandchildren. I say we all should ask that same question until our kids becomes intentional about being nice to someone else. This is how we teach them intentions and helping our community. What else did you want to know? Well, we talk about his tips on leadership and entrepreneurs out there. Gramps Jeffrey is making a difference in his community through conversations, what are you going to do that is nice to someone else?

Hello everyone. Today's conversation is quite interesting for all my entrepreneurs out there or anyone who is on the gigpreneur. This podcast is for you. Dohn is an amazing father, husband, and entrepreneur. His love for the German language and his passion for learning it got him into a lot of adventures in his life journey but not without sacrifice. He persevere and learned a lot along the way. Today, he is sharing to us his knowledge about how to keep most of your hard earned income to yourself from uncle sam. Do you want to know how? Here is more information about it: https://luabydocleyland.com/a-non-grantor-irrevocable-complex-discretionary-spendthrift-trust/Listen up!

What a great conversation we had on this episode. I literally manifested to create a webinar on stress and burnout prevention. During this conversation, I was discussing with Mia about it and didn't have a plan on what or how I would do it but we ended up doing it together. You can find it: https://youtu.be/1UAlIouFuj8 In this episode of Level Up, we talked about why we have a stigma with mental health but nothing for physical health. No one questions you if you want to work out but people will talk about you if you need to see a Psychiatrist. Why? We lost too many people from mental health issues last year, we need to make it mainstream. Listen up to this episode.

In this episode of Level Up, Dr. Chaz provided several added value skills that anyone can start doing to create wealth for themselves. Wealth could be financial, self-improvement, and/or community giving. He talks about monetizable passion. He mentioned about a great leader is a gardener. Did you want to know what he means by that? Listen up. How about his thoughts and statements on why you should level up yourself? Mohammed Ali once said, "service to others is the rent you pay here on earth" Dr. Austin mentioned how we can do that ourselves in this gig economy. Let's go and listen up what else we talked about.

In this world, we all are trying to figure out what we want with our lives. Some are more determined than others on following what their beliefs are. For Evan, it's his passion for helping others that lead him to his many career and exciting choices in life. As an athlete, he knows how competition, collaboration, and loyalty works. He carries that throughout his life until today. He was an athlete, to a paramedic, to an author. In this episode of Level Up, Evan talks about how leadership should view how they lead. We talked about many things in this episode how he got here today as a children's book author. Listen to this episode and see what else we talked about.