Laila Eshan

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174 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 22 Jul

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Living Your Legacy · How a Forced Marriage Survivor Built a Global Movement · 22 Jul 2026 podcast

You need to just stay positive and never feel like you're the victim.

Always wake up and know that or believe that today is going to be a better day and tomorrow is going to be even a better day for you.

And if you have that mindset and work towards freedom with one small steps and one decision at a time, and you will get to be able to reach your goal as long as you follow those things and not

drown in a dark hole and feel bad for yourself and feel like you're stuck that is not the option you just have to there's really no one else when you're stuck in a situation like that to help you but yourself so health and fitness is the number one positivity consistency and staying positive and um

Real estate for me saved my life and I knew that I wanted to be successful and, you know, to be on my own feet.

So just do what you need to do to accomplish whatever you have, you know, as a mindset.

You know, it's unfortunately from my own experiences that right now I'm trying to gather stories of women to bring it in more globally, to share with the world, including my own sisters and some of the friends that I've known experienced the same situation.

They are fearful to share their story.

I don't know if it's out of shame or out of maybe even family's name.

And when they do have bruises like myself or some sort of an injury, we hide, we stay home.

We don't like to be seen in that kind of a situation.

I mean, I remember when I had my first bad experience that I had was at age 16 when we first got married.

I had a broken jaw.

He broke my jaw.

And I couldn't even look at myself in the mirror because I was very looking disfavored.

But I didn't leave the house for eight weeks.

I don't want it to be seen that way.

I don't want people to feel bad for me.

And...

So yeah, I really hope that women are becoming more brave enough to come out and out of the darkness and speak up.

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