Ilana Golan

So you're at 10, 11 ages that usually kids don't really work.

And you're not only working, you have these multiple jobs and you wake up early and, you know, you learn about money and sales.

And I'm sure you took a lot of the learnings into the business.

But talk to me a little bit of how did that all evolve?

So you're working in these jobs and then

What's next?

Like you eventually get into health and fitness and your brother sounds like he's been like a really big model for you in those earlier ages.

Am I right?

That's incredible.

And share with me, because I think, first of all, you're right.

College doesn't teach you this level of marketing, sales, rejection, trying again, getting back up.

You don't learn these prices lessons.

That's my biggest problem with college and kind of why I started Leap Academy.

So you get into the mortgage space, but if I remember correctly, you know marketing at a very different level than what...

they've been doing and that's what helps you rise above the noise.

Share that story a little bit.

What age are you at that point?

You're 21 at that point and you have the courage to go to a CEO and pitch them that you know what to do.

Where did that come from, do you feel?

That's incredible.