Episode 02
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Razie, a life coach known as the “Lady Boss,” on her journey from Iran to coaching women around the world, and why self-confidence and community sit at the heart of her work.
Join us in this inspiring episode of "The Bottom Left Pane" as we converse with Razie, a life coach and entrepreneur, known as the 'Lady Boss.' Razie shares her remarkable journey from Iran to international recognition, detailing her transformation from a business coach to a life coach focusing on women's empowerment through self-confidence and assertiveness.
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Read the full transcriptLuis
Hey guys, and today we have Razia with us, the lady boss herself. Honestly, I've been really excited to do this interview since we've met. So yeah, let's go ahead and dive into it. Please, Razia, if you could tell us about yourself, you know, a little bit about what you do.
Razie
Hi, Luis. I'm really happy to be here. Thank you for inviting me here. So my name is Razia, but Luis just told me as a lady boss, lady boss is my brand. So I will tell you the story maybe later, but I'm Razia. I am the coach for women, life coach and business coach, but former business coach, right now life coach. I'm...
I have a special story. I'm not living, I was not living in US. I came from Iran. I'm Persian actually. So I just came to US like seven months ago, but I used to live there. And I started, I started a big academy for just women in Iran. And I started to teach them business and then self-confidence and then assertiveness.
And then all the spec of, you know, growth, mind growing actually. So, um, yeah, I just started the academy. So we are the biggest academy in whole Middle East, I think. And yes, there it is.
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