Born and raised in Cameroon under extremely difficult and precarious conditions by very poor parents, master coach Raphaël Djiné was almost forced to leave school at a very young age, not even reaching 15 years old. The young teenager went on to do several odd jobs before fortuitously joining the national judo team of Cameroon as a way to keep himself occupied and avoid falling into idleness. A hard worker, he became part of the Cameroonian national team during an expedition to the United States, where he decided to take control of his life by venturing into various businesses, including transportation. But it was his encounter with American pastor, speaker, and coach John C. Maxwell that truly sparked a transformation in his life. In his early twenties, he discovered the secrets of intentional living. With intentionality, he developed personally and professionally, overcoming all obstacles with brilliance, defying his limits, and breaking down all barriers in his path. Through various training programs, he managed to turn all his weaknesses into opportunities. As an indefatigable worker and exceptional competitor, he succeeded in building an empire that today speaks volumes about the man he is (iLead Global). This native of Bafang, a very popular village located in the western region of Cameroon, was even recognized and rewarded by Barack Obama, the former President of the United States, as one of the largest job providers in Uncle Sam’s country. As an active member of the powerful American business community, the master coach has returned and aspires to use his expertise, experience, and immense love for humanity to contribute to real and significant development on the continent. Having arrived in the United States before he was even 20 years old, the master coach has managed to rebuild himself in 25 years. The color of his skin, his Cameroonian accent, and the extreme poverty of his family did not stop him from becoming almost an idol for an entire generation. His life is a lesson, his journey a source of inspiration, and his success a motivation. Yes, the master coach has made almost everything seem easy; going from extreme poverty to extraordinary wealth, he has almost shattered the barriers of impossibility, proving along the way and with evidence that every human being can become what they want through intentional and disciplined work. While it all started with American pastor John C. Maxwell, it was his encounter with motivator, speaker, and coach Tony Robbins that gave meaning to his rich life. Bob Proctor and Myes Monroy helped establish his reputation. Ultimately, as he often likes to say, life is only what we believe it to be. If you want to redefine the trajectory of your life like him, make the commitment to become part of the iLead Global community now.