Today we have what I call a walk and talk. I had a question asked me the other night. And that

question was, Layla, who is your role model? How do you find a role model? How do I find a role model?

And I had a lot of thoughts on this. And so something you may not know is I really love to walk and record.

This segment is going to be me on a walk talking about how to find a role model, who I look

up to, how I see finding a role model.

And if you hear some car horns and some people yelling, that's why.

Here's the thing.

There have been a lot of times in my life where I have wanted a mentor.

And when I got into business and I finally started making money and then I had resources

to quote, get mentors mentors what I was really

awakened to is that there's no one person that's going to come in and solve all your problems

there's nobody that has exactly everything you're looking for in life the only person that has

that is future you so was it difficult to not have anyone like you to look up to during a time when you were coming in business?

You know, I think that what's tough is everyone always wants a mentor,

because everyone always wants something that can tell them what to do when they're starting anything that's new.

I have always wanted that, and so the reason I make content is because I would like to provide some sort of guidance for people who don't have that.

But the reality is everyone always asked me the same question.

They say, who is your mentor?

And the reality is I didn't have a mentor.

I tried.

I would say a lot of the people who I had wanted to be my mentors weren't accessible to me at the time.

And so, you know, the reason for that is

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