EPISODE · Jan 2, 2019 · 44 MIN
#68: Fauzia Lala Interview [Podcast]
from Fight for a Happy Life with Sensei Ando: Martial Arts for Everyday Life
Welcome to Episode #68 of the Fight for a Happy Life martial arts podcast. In this episode, we sit down with Fauzia Lala for an inspiring chat about finding your identity and accomplishing your goals. Fauzia is the founder and head instructor of Defense Ninjas, an all-women’s self-defense program based in Seattle, Washington. She’s also an inventor and entrepreneur, selling designer contact lens cases through her company, ESKE. But wait—there’s more! We also had the chance to shoot a video about women’s self-defense, which you’ll find down below. I added a TedX talk given by Fauzia that I think you’ll enjoy as well. In this interview, however, Fauzia talks about— Moving from Dubai to the U.S.A. Breaking through shells Finding your voice The power of self-reflection Dealing with haters Realistic self-defense training Two questions to change your life Deathbed advice Heads up—if you listen to podcasts at double-speed, you’ll be lost! Fauzia is a high-energy speaker, so to keep up with what she’s saying, you might want to slow this one down. 🙂 To follow Fauzia’s work, please visit— Defense Ninjas website Defense Ninjas on YouTube To LISTEN to my interview with Fauzia, you can either: Play the show below. Or download to your device. Subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher or Google Podcasts or Spotify. If you’d like to support the show, share this link with a friend or leave a quick review over on iTunes. Thank you! Oh—and don’t forget to sign up for free email updates so you can get new shows sent to your inbox the minute they’re released. Thanks for listening! Keep fighting for a happy life! 🙂 Okay! Here’s one more video edited from bits of the podcast! The post #68: Fauzia Lala Interview [Podcast] appeared first on Sensei Ando.
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