The Russell Brunson Show
Navigating Health, Hustle, and Happiness: Aggie Lal’s Entrepreneurial Story
Wed, 11 Dec 2024
Recently, I had the pleasure of interviewing Aggie Lal, a truly inspiring entrepreneur with an incredible story. Aggie’s journey took her from being a travel influencer to a bestselling author and biohacker, all while building a thriving business using ClickFunnels. In this episode of the Marketing Secrets podcast, Aggie shares how she turned life’s challenges into opportunities, crafting a unique path that blends health, biohacking, and entrepreneurial spirit. We dive into her fascinating story, starting with a year-long Pacific sailing adventure fraught with near-death experiences, which set the stage for her transformation. Aggie details how her career evolved from Instagram influencer to health advocate after facing personal health struggles. Her bestselling book, Biohacking Like a Woman, captures these lessons, showing others how to align health strategies with their unique cycles. Whether it’s sharing her approach to challenges or building a lifestyle app, Aggie reveals how she keeps her business nimble and impactful. Key Highlights: From Sea to Strategy: How Aggie's epic sailing trip and early influencer career laid the groundwork for her entrepreneurial journey. Biohacking for Women: Unique insights on health, cycles, and wellness drawn from her bestselling book. Challenges That Convert: The structure and success of her 21-day health and fitness challenges. Scaling Sustainably: Growing a business organically without heavy reliance on paid ads. Tune in for an episode packed with inspiring takeaways, actionable strategies, and a peek behind the scenes of a truly unconventional entrepreneur! Learn more about Aggie here: @aggie And if you want to enjoy the Marketing Secrets Show ad-free, check out https://marketingsecrets.com/adfree Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
What inspired Aggie Lal to become an entrepreneur?
Ja, das ist so eine coole Erfahrung. Manche Menschen leben ihre Leben, vielleicht reisen sie einmal oder zweimal in der Leben. Und du hattest die Chance, sechs Jahre lang die Welt zu sehen und jemand anderes zu finanzieren. Und wie du gesagt hast, leben in den Händen anderer Menschen, was so cool ist.
Ich kann mir nicht vorstellen, wie viele coole Erfahrungen und Geschichten du von dieser Ära hast, was so eine coole Art ist, eine Frau zu leben, denke ich.
Ich denke, dass junge Menschen das tun sollten.
remote tribes in africa like you know we we went to this tribe in brazil like deep in amazon jungle where you can only get by boat for like you know for two days um so there's just incredible stories just so humbling and so beautiful um and so inspiring i think it was my average was to sleep in the same room like just in one place for just two days so it was like a really big pace of traveling that and that definitely burned me out but i think there's a there's a better way to travel that
wouldn't be as burning out and as intense in hindsight.
So leading to that burnout then, so this is what you said, after six years you started having health issues. Was it originally because of the travel, because of all that kind of stuff, or what we think caused the original route, like health issues you started struggling with?
Oh, A, I was vegan, right? So I thought it was like, you know, I was following the trend of like eating sweet breakfast and nibbling. And that I felt like if I eat a proper meal, that would just wouldn't be feminine enough. I was just like, you know, like a girl in her 20s and just like scared of eating real food and eating mostly sugar. And so...
started feeling like low energy, obviously constant travel, radiation exposure, you know, toxins and whatnot definitely doesn't help. And so I then moved to Santa Monica at the same time and was right next to Bulletproof Cafe. So we both have a similar experience. And I was like this crazy guy, Dave Asprey, like doing all of these crazy things. And obviously I
Als Mädchen hatte ich damals eine Fadphobie, also die Tatsache, dass er Butter zu Kaffee geben würde, klingt für mich wie ein Suizid. Aber ich war immer mehr und mehr krank und ich hatte Akne. Mein Haar war in Stoffen fallen, ich hatte dünne Stoffe, die ich immer versucht habe zu öffnen, um Gewicht zu gewinnen. Und ich war so, oh mein Gott, da ist etwas, ich muss mich besser fühlen.
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