Ilana Golan

Like, you know, what's her regret?

And I was afraid to talk to her about it.

But when she passed, it was like a huge brick on me.

I was like, I can't feel regret at the end of my life.

And I will do whatever I can to live this life and this one precious moment in the most incredible way.

And I love that because I think when you do dig deeper, you find motivation and fire and fuel in a way that will drive you and drive the teams and drive everybody.

And I think the other element that you talked about is that zone of genius, which is a big piece of what we try to help people in Leap Academy is like, how do you find that zone of genius?

How do you know that you're great with teams?

It's amazing.

So first of all, I'm just curious and I have to ask,

With all your success in the podcast and the book, how is that creating your relationship with your mom and that promise and your sister, et cetera?

What did that do to you as a person of family?

On our show, we have a lot of people that are right now in that decision point.

Maybe they ticked a lot of boxes of success, but now they feel either stuck or they wanna do more or they're trying to figure out what it is and what is my zone of genius?

What is my passion?

Like I wanna achieve more in life.

And again, you've been entrepreneur for a lot longer than most, but I want you to take me to that moment when you feel like,

okay, I'm going to do this leadership thing that people don't really understand or coaching or whatever, right?

And I don't know if it can pay the bills and I don't know if it's going to work.

Take me to that decision point and the beginning, if you will, because I think a lot of our people are afraid to take that action.