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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2023 · 14 MIN

Ep2: Why I Left My NASA Engineering Job to Become an ADHD Coach and Math Tutor

from Launching Forward With Autism and ADHD : Helping students and parents turn Austism and ADHD Into Thier Superpower

I get a lot of questions about why I left NASA. It was my dream job since third grade, and I worked incredibly hard to get there. So, did I get fired? Did I quit? Today, I’m finally opening up about my journey—from landing a role in the NASA engineering program to making the life-changing decision to leave and pursue a new path as an ADHD coach and math tutor.In this episode, I share:How I got into NASA and what it was really like working thereThe unexpected challenges I faced as someone with ADHDWhy I ultimately decided to leave my engineering careerHow this decision led me to coaching and helping others reach their full potentialCONNECT WITH LAILA ALIEH: Instagram: @lailaaliehEmail: [email protected] up for my monthly newsletterLaila is an ADHD Coach and Tutor for Students, ready to help people of all ages reach for the stars and discover their full potential. To learn more about Laila, or to inquire about working with her, visit www.LailaAlieh.com. To inquire about being a guest on the podcast, submit a topic, or ask a question for a future episode, please email Laila.

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I get a lot of questions about why I left NASA. It was my dream job since third grade, and I worked hard to get there. So did I get fired? Did I quit? I’m ready to clear the air and share my story about why I left the NASA engineering program. Thank you for listening! If you liked today’s episode of the Launching Forward podcast, don’t forget to leave a review and subscribe! ---- On this episode 2 of Launching Forward, I share Why I Left NASA. I have been wanting to share this publicly for over 10 years and finally have gotten the courage to be open about it. "Why I left NASA" well... "Why did you leave NASA?" I get this question a lot from my clients and even did a speech about it! In this episode I explain the why and how I got into NASA and the why and how I decided to leave. I hope this story gives you hope and inspiration as it did for me. Please let me know what you learned from this episode as I strive to share with you that titles don't mean anything if you don't feel that you are reaching your full potential. I can’t wait to have you on board this adventure, let’s get started! Follow on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, and Deezer. More From Laila Follow me on Instagram. Sign up for my monthly newsletter Laila is a Holistic Nutrition Coach and Math Tutor, ready to help people of all ages become mission-fit to reach their full potential. To learn more about Laila, or to inquire about working with her, visit www.LailaAlieh.com. To inquire about being a guest on the podcast, submit a topic, or ask a question for a future episode, please email Laila.

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