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EPISODE · May 6, 2026 · 36 MIN

Why Alex Simmons Left Microsoft to Help People Out of Pain

from Integrity Over Scale with Dr. Leili Sadaghiani · host InVivo Leadership Strategies

Alex Simmons spent 20 years at Microsoft before walking away to become a posture therapist. The pivot was not just career, it was his body finally getting the attention his career had been taking from it.In this episode, Alex and Dr. Leili Sadaghiani talk about why excellent corporate performance can quietly cost you your health, what the Egoscue Method actually does, and the moment an 87-year-old client told him she could not find 15 minutes a day for herself.Alex shares the car accident that shaped the next two decades of his body, the first session that took his pain from a 7 to a 5 in an hour, the spinal fusion he chose not to have at 30, and the leadership lesson he is now teaching his son in little league baseball: lead by example, and the rest follows.If you are leading at a level that is taking more than it gives, this conversation is worth 36 minutes.Connect with Dr. Leili Sadaghiani:Website: https://www.invivoleadershipstrategies.comInstagram: @invivoleadershipstrategies

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