Leila Hormozi Opens Up About One of Her Toughest Moments

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[@thelifewithnate]

Everyone has a moment that they can trace back to which influences a ton of their decision making and purpose in the present. I will not lie and tell you that I always had the drive to be an entrepreneur or whatever it is called nowadays. I never had that feeling or desire growing up abroad as a kid, I was just happy to exist. Once I left school and entered the real world working contractor jobs in the environment, I quickly became depressed and wondered why? I did what everyone had told me and went to college, grad school, and got a job to work. I found a bunch of entrepreneurship and self-development channels and realized that you could make money online... somehow and through different paths. Fast forward to now, I am 28 and run a tiny project called Embassy Life in DC which focuses on international embassy and cultural events in the DC area that I have invested one year and seek to make my day job. I also started this KZbin channel to act as a video journal and to teach others how to build communities around an interest/hobby. Leila and Alex Hormozi, just thank you. Both of you continue to be sources of knowledge I watch all the time just to learn as I try to make something out of myself. I have no idea what I am doing but at least I am doing something!

[@DiaboloZ]

happy for you man!

[@deannabthecpa]

That hit home for me… I remember that was the same mantra that got me through my teenage years was to make the pain worth it

[@yurydmorales]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🌱 *Leila's ambition to grow wasn't inherent but developed during a challenging childhood, marked by her parents' divorce.* 01:08 🚸 *Living with her mother's alcoholism during adolescence became a pivotal, transformative experience in shaping Leila's resilience and independence.* 02:16 🤔 *The five years of coping with her mother's struggles taught Leila self-reliance and the ability to take care of herself.* 03:10 💪 *A crucial moment occurred when Leila decided to make the rest of her life so good that it outweighed the pain of her past, emphasizing the importance of overcoming dark times.*

[@Lightupyourworld.7]

There’s a quote that goes like this “the darkest of times bring out the brightest of days” that’s what she did she persevered bottom line is persevere and make the dark times worth it by making a good comeback