Episode 115: Ayla El-Moussa on Jena Covello’s Truest Self and Why You Can’t Judge Everything You See Online

Written by Jena Scaccetti

Ayla El-Moussa is one of my dearest friends. Much like me, she is someone who isn’t afraid to speak her mind, so our conversations tend to be thought-provoking, challenging, and enlightening. Over the years, this dynamic has created a very strong bond, and I can say in certainty that she has seen the core of who I am.

In this episode of Nateurious, we’re doing things a little differently. This time around, my guest is the interviewer and I’m the interviewee. Thanks to Ayla’s insightful prompts and questions asked by Nateuriouslisteners, I was given the opportunity to share more about my life before Agent Nateur. We talk about other jobs I’ve worked, how I paid off my debt (twice), and how I manifested my way to success.

One reason I wanted to record this episode was to address the charged energy behind my social media presence. It’s no secret that I am often perceived as aggressive online, but this isn’t a true reflection of who I am in my private life. While my opinions remain the same behind closed doors, my demeanor changes dramatically when I’m around my coworkers and loved ones. When I’m surrounded by people I know I can trust, I’m able to let down my guard and embrace my feminine energy.

Tune in to learn the formative events that have directly shaped the way I present online, the forces that have driven in my life, and why I decided to start a podcast in the first place. In all that I do, my ultimate goal is to learn, share, and inspire. I hope this episode shows you another side of who I am and encourages you to trust yourself, do your own research, and make a unique impact on the world.

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