
๐ก What does it take to turn unimaginable loss into lasting impact?
In this episode, Derick Kulibaba, Montreal-based entrepreneur and founder of Seconds Out Boxing, shares his journey of healing, growth, and purpose after the heartbreaking loss of his first wife. From creating Kuli Box to launching Seconds Out Boxing, Derick has built a community that champions mental wellness, transformation, and support for others facing tough times.
He opens up about lessons from corporate life, redefining work-life balance, and the importance of self-care, purpose, and letting go. Whether youโre navigating personal tragedy, seeking resilience, or building community through entrepreneurship, this episode offers powerful insights and inspiration.
๐ Topics Covered:
00:00 Introduction to Derick Kulibaba
01:42 Background & Areas Where He Made His Mark
04:34 The Tragic Event & Emotional Aftermath
07:30 Birth of Kuli Box: A New Beginning
12:47 Transitioning from Tragedy to Triumph
16:46 Establishing Seconds Out Boxing Gym
19:22 Understanding Work-Life Balance
22:54 Knowing When to Move On
28:48 Corporate Life vs. Work-Life Balance
33:52 Health, Wellness & Alternative Medicine
37:24 Finding Purpose in Boxing
39:22 Importance of Self-Care
40:23 Creating a Supportive Community
42:54 Seeing Corporate Life Differently After Leaving
45:11 How to Reach Derick Kulibaba
48:09 Closing & Call to Action
๐ฏ Connect with Derick Kulibaba:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/derickkulibaba/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/derickkulibaba/
Seconds Out Boxing: https://www.secondsoutboxing.ca/
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