EPISODE · Aug 19, 2025 · 9 MIN
From Court Grit to Entrepreneurial Growth with Leah Marone
from SoundBits podcast · host Kim Groshek, Leah Marone
Leah’s early athletic journey and lessons learned from the basketball courtThe mental hurdles of high performance and how they shaped her careerTransitioning from athlete to therapist and entrepreneurHow structure, or the lack of it, affects motivation and self-leadershipThe emotional complexity of stepping into the unknownBuilding resilience and finding clarity through shared experiencesWhy community and connection matter—especially for solo professionalsKim’s own story of perseverance and the surprising MVP moment that changed her perspective Soundbits: The Global Leadership Forum is where extraordinary leaders share the conversations that shape the future.Hosted by Kim Groshek, Soundbits features powerful conversations with executives, founders, and visionaries revealing the stories, decisions, and lessons behind meaningful impact.Every leader has a story. Every story can shape the future.Subscribe and join the global leadership conversation.
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In this reflective and energizing episode of SoundBits, host Kim Groshek sits down with therapist and former Division I athlete Leah Marone to explore the intersection of mental health, resilience, and reinvention. Leah shares her journey from the basketball court to clinical practice, revealing how early athletic experiences taught her grit, self-awareness, and the power of persistence. Together, Kim and Leah unpack the hidden emotional layers of performance pressure, the isolation of entrepreneurship, and the struggle to find internal structure without a coach or team. With relatable stories and heartfelt honesty, they touch on imposter syndrome, confidence, and what it means to show up fully even when you’re still figuring things out.
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