29,142Leland Reviews

Andrew is the perfect person to learn from - he has proven success that he’s able to articulate into a repeatable process for his mentees.

I was lucky enough to work with Andrew when I was earlier on in my sales career. He offered me a kind of mentorship that I have not experience before. He dispensed the lived lessons of a true of master of his craft, took a custom approach to helping reach my goals, always reminded me of my potential and made me feel like I had a friend in my corner. Anyone would be grateful to work with him!

I connected with Shashank through LinkedIn, reaching out to him as an aspiring product manager eager to learn about his experience as an APM at LinkedIn. Not only did Shashank generously share detailed advice about the interview process, but he also provided high-level insights into what it means to be an effective PM. In just the few days since we've met, he has touched on various aspects from technical know-how, empathy towards customers, to the ability to solidify product knowledge and skills needed to succeed as an APM. Furthermore, Shashank is an exceptionally kind person who is easy to talk to and immensely compassionate. I wholeheartedly vouch for Shashank!

Will is a rockstar. His mentorship before and throughout my application process was instrumental in helping me earn three 100% tuition scholarships to top 30 MBA programs. He pushes you to reach higher while remaining objective and giving real advice. Some coaches tell you what you want to hear. Will tells you what you need to hear. Finally, if nothing else, Will is one of the most interesting and fun people you will meet in this life.

I highly recommend Daniel Gabriel as a medical school admissions coach. He's not only been a tremendous help in my academic and career journey but is also incredibly supportive and down-to-earth. With his guidance, I successfully gained admission to a top master's program at Duke University, and I'm now preparing to apply to medical schools next year. If you're searching for a coach who combines expertise with a friendly and approachable personality to help you get into medical school, Daniel is the perfect choice!

Imran played a crucial role in shaping my MBA application story. His ability to draw out unique aspects of my experiences and connect them to my career goals was remarkable. With his guidance, I crafted a compelling narrative that made my application stand out in a highly competitive pool of candidates.

I met Daniel through his YouTube page, where he occasionally puts out videos with helpful information for pre-med students. I was amazed at how responsive he was when I reached out to him. He set up a zoom meeting with me and spent over an hour talking to me about the process of becoming a medical student. As a fellow international student with no knowledge of the process at the time, I found all the information helpful. Our conversation did not end after that meeting; he continued to reach out to me and created this safe space where I felt comfortable asking him questions without feeling judged. One of my favorite things about Daniel as my pre-med coach is that he has always encouraged me even when the process did not seem very easy. I wholeheartedly vouch for Daniel. In my journey towards medical school, I have had the privilege of working with various mentors and coaches, but Daniel stands out as the best coach I've ever had. He has been committed to my success and I am confident that anyone seeking his guidance will benefit immensely from his wealth of knowledge and his exceptional coaching skills. Daniel Gabriel is the epitome of an outstanding medical school coach, and I highly recommend him to anyone aspiring to pursue a career in medicine.

I met Shaw through a club at UCLA and reached out when I began to be interested in product management. Shaw has been incredibly helpful in his insights on the product management role and interview process. He is extremely knowledgeable about what it means to be a product manager and how to navigate the various types of product interviews and steps involved. I've learned so much from Shaw about products and about what personal strengths I can leverage as a product manager.

In the realm of product management and career development, Shashank is a guiding light. I reached out to him for advice and guidance during my journey into the world of product management, despite only interacting with him for a brief moment at UCLA. To my amazement, he welcomed me with open arms, treating me as if we'd known each other for years. Shashank's willingness to go above and beyond for someone he barely knew is a testament to his character and commitment to helping others. His generosity, expertise, and unwavering support have had a profound impact on my professional growth as I was able to secure a PM internship at Cisco. If you're fortunate enough to connect with Shashank, you'll discover a mentor, advocate, and friend who will go the extra mile to help you succeed.

Gaby's coaching was incredibly valuable. She's one of the most in-tune people I've met, which makes her an insightful coach. She "reads" between the lines and somehow listens to the things I'm often unable to articulate because I'm still trying to make sense of them myself. In summary, she's creative and quick to pick up on things. I used her coaching for interview prep and can say that her help was instrumental in my acceptances to Stanford GSB, HBS, and Wharton.