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Check out our latest podcast episode with Dr. Garrett Hawley!

https://youtu.be/q-vU4zhahCk

🎉 Encore Virtual Workshop + Live Q&A with Laura St. John
🗓 Wed, Nov 12th · 6 PM PST / 7PM MTN / 8PM CST / 9PM EST

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/Zl9TzmahQYqbm9B3Jv0O1A#/registration

Back by popular demand! After being voted the #1 speaker at this summer’s event, Celebrity Mindset Coach Laura St. John is returning for an encore virtual Q&A session exclusively for LEAP alumni.
Get ready for real talk and big “aha” moments as Laura breaks down How to Be Happy—how to feel good again when life feels heavy, flip negative thoughts fast, and build the mindset that actually sticks.

It’s 100% your chance to ask Laura anything.

✨ Free to attend. Energy required.

About Laura St. John, Strong Confident Living

As seen on Netflix’s Selling Sunset, NBC’s Access Hollywood, Women’s Health, and more—Laura St. John is the go-to Celebrity Mindset Coach for people ready to break through and level up. With her refreshingly real approach, Laura draws you in with her radiating warmth then empowers you with the tools to flip your mindset fast. She’s most known for her signature Flip It method—teaching you how to turn fear, doubt, or overwhelm into clarity and confidence. Whether you're pivoting in life, building your dream, or just tired of being stuck, Laura helps you sharpen your imagination, quiet the noise, and take bold action toward the life you’re meant to lead.

QOTD: We’re just getting started, but we wanna know—what’s one thing you’re excited for this week at LEAP?👀⬇️ #leapweek2025

#LEAPWEEK2025 IS IN EXACTLY ONE MONTH FROM NOW! Who are we seeing return this summer?! 👀

When we say LEAP Week creates life long connections, this is what we mean! Coach Luke recently traveled all the way to Tangier, Morocco to visit coach Yassine 🥹🫶

When we say LEAP Week creates life long connections, this is what we mean! Coach Luke recently traveled all the way to Tangier, Morocco to visit coach Yassine 🥹🫶

When we say LEAP Week creates life long connections, this is what we mean! Coach Luke recently traveled all the way to Tangier, Morocco to visit coach Yassine 🥹🫶

🎬 From Disney+ to directing, Ryan Powers is carving out a path on his own terms.
He recently wrapped SYDNEY VS SEAN—his debut feature as writer, producer, and star—alongside Janel Parrish, T.R. Knight, and Arden Myrin.

His directorial debut BROKEN ART had a standout festival run (Outfest, Dances With Films, and more), earning awards like Best Comedy and the Indie Spirit Award.
Up next: a chilling psychological horror in the vein of The Shining, Black Swan, and Saltburn, set to film this year at an oceanfront resort in Massachusetts.

🎙️ And if you haven’t yet—catch Ryan on the Meet the Mentor podcast, where he shares his journey, creative insights, and what’s next in the world of indie filmmaking.
#Filmmaker #Actor #Director #SydneyVsSean #BrokenArt #PsychologicalThriller #MeetTheMentor #IndieFilm #ComingSoon

🎙️ New Episode Out Now!
From Hollywood to tequila bottles 🐷✨ — Autumn Chiklis gets real about acting, authorship, and launching The Pink Pig Tequila. You don’t want to miss this one.

💬 Reinvention. Hustle. Heart.

🎧 Listen now — link in bio!
#PodcastDrop #AutumnChiklis #ThePinkPigTequila #MeetTheMentor #WomenInBusiness #ReinventionStory #CreativeJourney

Since Leap, Alisha has been working passionately as a teacher, and building her startup business to support other young leaders in Perth on their self-development journeys.

Alisha’s main takeaway from Leap was to surround yourself with eagles who lift you up. Inspired by the conference, she started her own Mastermind of five inspiring and motivated women, who she now calls her best friends.

“Leap was the catalyst for so many mental doors opening for me. It helped me eradicate many of my limiting beliefs and spark the start of so many impactful ideas. I’m now living a life I love and helping other people do the same.”

Since Leap, Alisha has been working passionately as a teacher, and building her startup business to support other young leaders in Perth on their self-development journeys.

Alisha’s main takeaway from Leap was to surround yourself with eagles who lift you up. Inspired by the conference, she started her own Mastermind of five inspiring and motivated women, who she now calls her best friends.

“Leap was the catalyst for so many mental doors opening for me. It helped me eradicate many of my limiting beliefs and spark the start of so many impactful ideas. I’m now living a life I love and helping other people do the same.”

Since Leap, Alisha has been working passionately as a teacher, and building her startup business to support other young leaders in Perth on their self-development journeys.

Alisha’s main takeaway from Leap was to surround yourself with eagles who lift you up. Inspired by the conference, she started her own Mastermind of five inspiring and motivated women, who she now calls her best friends.

“Leap was the catalyst for so many mental doors opening for me. It helped me eradicate many of my limiting beliefs and spark the start of so many impactful ideas. I’m now living a life I love and helping other people do the same.”

Since Leap, Alisha has been working passionately as a teacher, and building her startup business to support other young leaders in Perth on their self-development journeys.

Alisha’s main takeaway from Leap was to surround yourself with eagles who lift you up. Inspired by the conference, she started her own Mastermind of five inspiring and motivated women, who she now calls her best friends.

“Leap was the catalyst for so many mental doors opening for me. It helped me eradicate many of my limiting beliefs and spark the start of so many impactful ideas. I’m now living a life I love and helping other people do the same.”

Since Leap, Alisha has been working passionately as a teacher, and building her startup business to support other young leaders in Perth on their self-development journeys.

Alisha’s main takeaway from Leap was to surround yourself with eagles who lift you up. Inspired by the conference, she started her own Mastermind of five inspiring and motivated women, who she now calls her best friends.

“Leap was the catalyst for so many mental doors opening for me. It helped me eradicate many of my limiting beliefs and spark the start of so many impactful ideas. I’m now living a life I love and helping other people do the same.”

Since Leap, Alisha has been working passionately as a teacher, and building her startup business to support other young leaders in Perth on their self-development journeys.

Alisha’s main takeaway from Leap was to surround yourself with eagles who lift you up. Inspired by the conference, she started her own Mastermind of five inspiring and motivated women, who she now calls her best friends.

“Leap was the catalyst for so many mental doors opening for me. It helped me eradicate many of my limiting beliefs and spark the start of so many impactful ideas. I’m now living a life I love and helping other people do the same.”

🚨 STUDENTS! Want to spend a week in Malibu leveling up your leadership game? 👀🌴

💥 LEAP Week 2025 is BACK — and we’ve got SCHOLARSHIPS to help YOU get there!

✨ Learn from top speakers
✨ Build confidence & communication skills
✨ Connect with driven students from around the world
✨ Live & grow on the stunning Pepperdine campus

📍 July 13–19, 2025 | Malibu, CA
🎓 Open to students entering 9th grade through college
💸 Need help covering the cost? APPLY for a scholarship today!
🚀 This is your moment. Your future starts NOW.
🔗 Link in bio to apply!

#LEAPWeek2025 #LEAPFoundation #LeadershipStartsHere #StudentScholarship #MalibuVibes #FutureLeaders #HighSchoolSuccess #CollegeBound #GrowthMindset

From cruise ships to casting superheroes 🛳️➡️🎬 Emmy-nominated Casting Director @jayswanstamey joins us to talk about his leap from small town North Carolina to shaping the Marvel Cinematic Universe—and everything in between. From Wandavision to Spring Awakening, Jason’s story is a masterclass in reinvention, resilience, and recognizing talent. 🎭✨

🎧 New episode out now—link in bio!

#CastingDirector #MarvelStudios #PodcastEpisode #Wandavision #JasonStamey #BehindTheScenes #FilmmakingJourney #HollywoodStories

🚨 LAST CALL! 🚨

LEAP Week 2025 Coach Applications are DUE in ONE WEEK! ⏳✨ Don’t miss your chance to inspire, mentor, and make a lasting impact on the next generation of leaders. Apply by March 31, 2025 to be part of an unforgettable experience at LEAP Week! 🚀🔥

🔗 Apply now at https://apply.mykaleidoscope.com/program/LEAPFoundationCoachingApplication2025

Tag a friend who would make an amazing coach! 👏 #LEAPWeek2025 #LEAPFoundation #Leadership #Mentorship #MakeAnImpact

“From travel writer to polar bear conservationist, from bartender to running a smoothie bowl shop in Tanzania, and everything in between..

My life is a series of side quests, and I owe each one to LEAP.

I first attended LEAP in 2009 (!) and returned as a coach in 2017. 

Why? 

Because of one of the biggest lessons I learned as a shy, uncertain high school kid at LEAP: Say yes. Get involved. Take the opportunities.

Not just the obvious ones. The weird, wild, off-the-beaten-path ones.

Bartending for a year led me to train under top sommeliers and cicerones—a very handy skill when I’m now writing travel articles about craft breweries in Belgium or wineries in BC.

A marketing role with a national conservation org protecting polar bears took me to the Arctic, to the Yukon wilderness, to global conferences like IMPAC5 and COP15.

My work in environmental conservation brought me to Ghana and Tanzania, where I volunteered with local initiatives empowering young female entrepreneurs launching sustainable businesses (things like seaweed farming and upcycled plastics). 

Returning to LEAP in 2017 and again in 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, and 2024 let me connect with the kind of people who make me want to dream bigger.

So, what am I trying to say?

Let your curiosity lead you. Ask why, then go find out. Say yes to the things that challenge you, stretch you, and push you to grow. The path might not look linear, but the side quests are where the real magic happens. And LEAP gave me the belief that I could figure it out.”

-Riley Chervinski, LEAP Week Alumni and Coach

“From travel writer to polar bear conservationist, from bartender to running a smoothie bowl shop in Tanzania, and everything in between..

My life is a series of side quests, and I owe each one to LEAP.

I first attended LEAP in 2009 (!) and returned as a coach in 2017. 

Why? 

Because of one of the biggest lessons I learned as a shy, uncertain high school kid at LEAP: Say yes. Get involved. Take the opportunities.

Not just the obvious ones. The weird, wild, off-the-beaten-path ones.

Bartending for a year led me to train under top sommeliers and cicerones—a very handy skill when I’m now writing travel articles about craft breweries in Belgium or wineries in BC.

A marketing role with a national conservation org protecting polar bears took me to the Arctic, to the Yukon wilderness, to global conferences like IMPAC5 and COP15.

My work in environmental conservation brought me to Ghana and Tanzania, where I volunteered with local initiatives empowering young female entrepreneurs launching sustainable businesses (things like seaweed farming and upcycled plastics). 

Returning to LEAP in 2017 and again in 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, and 2024 let me connect with the kind of people who make me want to dream bigger.

So, what am I trying to say?

Let your curiosity lead you. Ask why, then go find out. Say yes to the things that challenge you, stretch you, and push you to grow. The path might not look linear, but the side quests are where the real magic happens. And LEAP gave me the belief that I could figure it out.”

-Riley Chervinski, LEAP Week Alumni and Coach

“From travel writer to polar bear conservationist, from bartender to running a smoothie bowl shop in Tanzania, and everything in between..

My life is a series of side quests, and I owe each one to LEAP.

I first attended LEAP in 2009 (!) and returned as a coach in 2017. 

Why? 

Because of one of the biggest lessons I learned as a shy, uncertain high school kid at LEAP: Say yes. Get involved. Take the opportunities.

Not just the obvious ones. The weird, wild, off-the-beaten-path ones.

Bartending for a year led me to train under top sommeliers and cicerones—a very handy skill when I’m now writing travel articles about craft breweries in Belgium or wineries in BC.

A marketing role with a national conservation org protecting polar bears took me to the Arctic, to the Yukon wilderness, to global conferences like IMPAC5 and COP15.

My work in environmental conservation brought me to Ghana and Tanzania, where I volunteered with local initiatives empowering young female entrepreneurs launching sustainable businesses (things like seaweed farming and upcycled plastics). 

Returning to LEAP in 2017 and again in 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, and 2024 let me connect with the kind of people who make me want to dream bigger.

So, what am I trying to say?

Let your curiosity lead you. Ask why, then go find out. Say yes to the things that challenge you, stretch you, and push you to grow. The path might not look linear, but the side quests are where the real magic happens. And LEAP gave me the belief that I could figure it out.”

-Riley Chervinski, LEAP Week Alumni and Coach

“From travel writer to polar bear conservationist, from bartender to running a smoothie bowl shop in Tanzania, and everything in between..

My life is a series of side quests, and I owe each one to LEAP.

I first attended LEAP in 2009 (!) and returned as a coach in 2017. 

Why? 

Because of one of the biggest lessons I learned as a shy, uncertain high school kid at LEAP: Say yes. Get involved. Take the opportunities.

Not just the obvious ones. The weird, wild, off-the-beaten-path ones.

Bartending for a year led me to train under top sommeliers and cicerones—a very handy skill when I’m now writing travel articles about craft breweries in Belgium or wineries in BC.

A marketing role with a national conservation org protecting polar bears took me to the Arctic, to the Yukon wilderness, to global conferences like IMPAC5 and COP15.

My work in environmental conservation brought me to Ghana and Tanzania, where I volunteered with local initiatives empowering young female entrepreneurs launching sustainable businesses (things like seaweed farming and upcycled plastics). 

Returning to LEAP in 2017 and again in 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, and 2024 let me connect with the kind of people who make me want to dream bigger.

So, what am I trying to say?

Let your curiosity lead you. Ask why, then go find out. Say yes to the things that challenge you, stretch you, and push you to grow. The path might not look linear, but the side quests are where the real magic happens. And LEAP gave me the belief that I could figure it out.”

-Riley Chervinski, LEAP Week Alumni and Coach

“From travel writer to polar bear conservationist, from bartender to running a smoothie bowl shop in Tanzania, and everything in between..

My life is a series of side quests, and I owe each one to LEAP.

I first attended LEAP in 2009 (!) and returned as a coach in 2017. 

Why? 

Because of one of the biggest lessons I learned as a shy, uncertain high school kid at LEAP: Say yes. Get involved. Take the opportunities.

Not just the obvious ones. The weird, wild, off-the-beaten-path ones.

Bartending for a year led me to train under top sommeliers and cicerones—a very handy skill when I’m now writing travel articles about craft breweries in Belgium or wineries in BC.

A marketing role with a national conservation org protecting polar bears took me to the Arctic, to the Yukon wilderness, to global conferences like IMPAC5 and COP15.

My work in environmental conservation brought me to Ghana and Tanzania, where I volunteered with local initiatives empowering young female entrepreneurs launching sustainable businesses (things like seaweed farming and upcycled plastics). 

Returning to LEAP in 2017 and again in 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, and 2024 let me connect with the kind of people who make me want to dream bigger.

So, what am I trying to say?

Let your curiosity lead you. Ask why, then go find out. Say yes to the things that challenge you, stretch you, and push you to grow. The path might not look linear, but the side quests are where the real magic happens. And LEAP gave me the belief that I could figure it out.”

-Riley Chervinski, LEAP Week Alumni and Coach

“From travel writer to polar bear conservationist, from bartender to running a smoothie bowl shop in Tanzania, and everything in between..

My life is a series of side quests, and I owe each one to LEAP.

I first attended LEAP in 2009 (!) and returned as a coach in 2017. 

Why? 

Because of one of the biggest lessons I learned as a shy, uncertain high school kid at LEAP: Say yes. Get involved. Take the opportunities.

Not just the obvious ones. The weird, wild, off-the-beaten-path ones.

Bartending for a year led me to train under top sommeliers and cicerones—a very handy skill when I’m now writing travel articles about craft breweries in Belgium or wineries in BC.

A marketing role with a national conservation org protecting polar bears took me to the Arctic, to the Yukon wilderness, to global conferences like IMPAC5 and COP15.

My work in environmental conservation brought me to Ghana and Tanzania, where I volunteered with local initiatives empowering young female entrepreneurs launching sustainable businesses (things like seaweed farming and upcycled plastics). 

Returning to LEAP in 2017 and again in 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, and 2024 let me connect with the kind of people who make me want to dream bigger.

So, what am I trying to say?

Let your curiosity lead you. Ask why, then go find out. Say yes to the things that challenge you, stretch you, and push you to grow. The path might not look linear, but the side quests are where the real magic happens. And LEAP gave me the belief that I could figure it out.”

-Riley Chervinski, LEAP Week Alumni and Coach

“From travel writer to polar bear conservationist, from bartender to running a smoothie bowl shop in Tanzania, and everything in between..

My life is a series of side quests, and I owe each one to LEAP.

I first attended LEAP in 2009 (!) and returned as a coach in 2017. 

Why? 

Because of one of the biggest lessons I learned as a shy, uncertain high school kid at LEAP: Say yes. Get involved. Take the opportunities.

Not just the obvious ones. The weird, wild, off-the-beaten-path ones.

Bartending for a year led me to train under top sommeliers and cicerones—a very handy skill when I’m now writing travel articles about craft breweries in Belgium or wineries in BC.

A marketing role with a national conservation org protecting polar bears took me to the Arctic, to the Yukon wilderness, to global conferences like IMPAC5 and COP15.

My work in environmental conservation brought me to Ghana and Tanzania, where I volunteered with local initiatives empowering young female entrepreneurs launching sustainable businesses (things like seaweed farming and upcycled plastics). 

Returning to LEAP in 2017 and again in 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, and 2024 let me connect with the kind of people who make me want to dream bigger.

So, what am I trying to say?

Let your curiosity lead you. Ask why, then go find out. Say yes to the things that challenge you, stretch you, and push you to grow. The path might not look linear, but the side quests are where the real magic happens. And LEAP gave me the belief that I could figure it out.”

-Riley Chervinski, LEAP Week Alumni and Coach

“From travel writer to polar bear conservationist, from bartender to running a smoothie bowl shop in Tanzania, and everything in between..

My life is a series of side quests, and I owe each one to LEAP.

I first attended LEAP in 2009 (!) and returned as a coach in 2017. 

Why? 

Because of one of the biggest lessons I learned as a shy, uncertain high school kid at LEAP: Say yes. Get involved. Take the opportunities.

Not just the obvious ones. The weird, wild, off-the-beaten-path ones.

Bartending for a year led me to train under top sommeliers and cicerones—a very handy skill when I’m now writing travel articles about craft breweries in Belgium or wineries in BC.

A marketing role with a national conservation org protecting polar bears took me to the Arctic, to the Yukon wilderness, to global conferences like IMPAC5 and COP15.

My work in environmental conservation brought me to Ghana and Tanzania, where I volunteered with local initiatives empowering young female entrepreneurs launching sustainable businesses (things like seaweed farming and upcycled plastics). 

Returning to LEAP in 2017 and again in 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, and 2024 let me connect with the kind of people who make me want to dream bigger.

So, what am I trying to say?

Let your curiosity lead you. Ask why, then go find out. Say yes to the things that challenge you, stretch you, and push you to grow. The path might not look linear, but the side quests are where the real magic happens. And LEAP gave me the belief that I could figure it out.”

-Riley Chervinski, LEAP Week Alumni and Coach

“From travel writer to polar bear conservationist, from bartender to running a smoothie bowl shop in Tanzania, and everything in between..

My life is a series of side quests, and I owe each one to LEAP.

I first attended LEAP in 2009 (!) and returned as a coach in 2017. 

Why? 

Because of one of the biggest lessons I learned as a shy, uncertain high school kid at LEAP: Say yes. Get involved. Take the opportunities.

Not just the obvious ones. The weird, wild, off-the-beaten-path ones.

Bartending for a year led me to train under top sommeliers and cicerones—a very handy skill when I’m now writing travel articles about craft breweries in Belgium or wineries in BC.

A marketing role with a national conservation org protecting polar bears took me to the Arctic, to the Yukon wilderness, to global conferences like IMPAC5 and COP15.

My work in environmental conservation brought me to Ghana and Tanzania, where I volunteered with local initiatives empowering young female entrepreneurs launching sustainable businesses (things like seaweed farming and upcycled plastics). 

Returning to LEAP in 2017 and again in 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023, and 2024 let me connect with the kind of people who make me want to dream bigger.

So, what am I trying to say?

Let your curiosity lead you. Ask why, then go find out. Say yes to the things that challenge you, stretch you, and push you to grow. The path might not look linear, but the side quests are where the real magic happens. And LEAP gave me the belief that I could figure it out.”

-Riley Chervinski, LEAP Week Alumni and Coach