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Payal Kadakia (Founder & CEO, ClassPass) – Reinventing Wellness & Building Billion-Dollar Grit
How do you turn a passion for dance into a global fitness platform? Payal Kadakia, founder and CEO of ClassPass, shares her journey from corporate life to creating one of the most influential wellness brands in the world. In this episode, she opens up about the pivots that changed everything, staying true to your mission, and building resilience as a first-time founder.
🔹 Turning a side hustle into a billion-dollar business 🔹 Lessons from the early pivots of ClassPass 🔹 Redefining success on your own terms
🎧 Tune in for an inspiring look at purpose-driven entrepreneurship.
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