You're listening to the Limitless Life podcast, and today we are chatting about how a never

been done before idea turned into the recipe for true belonging and community.

And today's guest is somebody that I find personally inspiring because she's a serial

entrepreneur, an author, investor, and a global community builder. Her name is Rada Agrawal.

And in 2013, she started a company and a movement called Daybreaker, which hosts early morning

sober dance parties around the world to promote play and connection. And I actually went to my

first Daybreaker with some friends a few months ago. It was a 90s

themed party that started at five or six in the morning and offered drinks like coffee and green

juice instead of alcohol. There was a DJ playing and tons of people who showed up to just get

down and have some fun together. But that event was far from the first daybreaker that Radha's hosted.

In the past seven years, her company has hosted dance parties around the world for more than half a million people.

And as you'll hear in today's episode, it started small with a simple but courageous idea, and it's grown into a global community.

Rada's also started companies like Thinks Period Underwear and Live It Up, which is a text message-based life school.

And in her book called Belong, she shares her tried and true methods for creating belonging and community in the world.

I think you're really going to like what she has to say on that topic.

And in this interview, we dive into pretty much all the things,

from Roda's start in investment banking to hosting dance parties to ultimately creating true

belonging in her life and for other people.

You will love the range of wisdom that she has and her inspiring words about what it means to create a limitless life.

Let's do this.

I'm Melissa Griffin, and while I was in my 20s, I turned a hobby blog into a multimillion dollar company.

Now, what I've discovered after working with thousands of entrepreneurs is that the greatest

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