Angela Quach, founder of Destiny Lab, gets real about what it took to leave corporate comfort and launch a multi-million dollar, purpose-driven marketing agency. In this candid conversation, Angela shares the invisible costs of leadership — from imposter syndrome to identity shifts — and the resilience it takes to build something bigger than ego. She and Rachel explore what it means to lead with both purpose and pressure, and why creating a relationship-first life has made all the difference.
If you’ve ever wondered what it really takes to own your vision, this episode will leave you seen and stirred.
🌟 Highlight Moments
- Angela shares how growing up with working-class immigrant parents shaped her hunger for success.
- She describes her leap from corporate to building a multi-million dollar marketing agency during the pandemic.
- Angela opens up about how lonely and vulnerable it was to hold a vision that no one else could see yet.
- She reflects on the ego sacrifice required to lead and how delegation changed her identity as a leader.
- Angela discusses shifting from profit-driven work to purpose-driven leadership that centers DEI and authenticity.
- She reveals her private struggles with imposter syndrome and how she learned to become her own biggest cheerleader.
- Angela and Rachel discuss the hard truth that leadership means taking full responsibility — and how isolating that can be.
- The episode closes with Angela’s message to her younger self: “You don’t need someone’s permission to be great.”
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