008 / SZN 2 - Leanne Ellington

from Creating Ambition with Tylor Gentry Hosted by STP Productions

Today's episode is an absolute BANGER! Leanne Ellington joins us at the STP Studio. Leanne is a former "fitness expert" for a slew of TV networks in Orlando. Her journey began at Weight Watchers from the age of 8 years old, to being at the pinnacle of the industry, that in turn was the lowest point of her life. Her journey went from the lowest of lows to re engineering and reinventing her mind, body and spirit. We dive into all things mindset & what it truly takes to be persistent through life's obstacles and overcome!

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