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What up, my homies?

Welcome back for the second part on my incredible conversation with Cindy Trim that will have

you in spell to never, ever, ever settle, no matter what age you are.

Now, Cindy is one freaking badass, guys. She's not only a former senator

and the author of Unstoppable and the 40 Days So Fast, she is a remarkable woman who decided

that settling for love that stifles her dreams was not going to happen. She had the strength

and the ability to never freaking settle. Cindy's about to drop

more wisdom bombs that you don't want to miss out on. It's your future, guys. It's your happiness

and your life literally hangs in the balance based on the decisions that you make. So let's not

waste any more freaking time. I'm Lisa Bilyu. Welcome to Women of Impact.

I wish that we could like bottle that up and people could just like buy it at the ease because

I spent eight years being a stay-at-home wife and I was miserable but I never told my husband

and it wasn't even something that he was like, no, I expect you to do it. And so once I spoke up and I was like, I love you so much, but I don't want to cook and clean for you anymore, he was like, well, of course. He's like, if you want to change and that makes you happy, what kind of husband would I be to prioritize clean underwear and food over my wife's happiness? And once I spoke out, I was like, oh, it was that easy. You know, obviously it wasn't that easy. We had to do a transition and make sure that we were both like dancing together because when one of you changes, obviously you're both kind of changing, making sure that you're changing together and not apart. But once I said it out loud, Cindy, that's why like I just love what you said. It became like, I just had to ask for what I wanted. And sometimes, especially as women, if we've been brought up in a very traditional cultural background, like for me, Greek Orthodox, there was so much pressure that, yeah, of course you're going to be a wife and a mother. Like, that's, that's your goal in life. And so I never questioned it, which then taught me to never speak up.

But by just to your point, just saying what you want can solve so many problems.

And I love that you did that with your husband.

And I assume you did that before you guys got married.

Way before I got married.

We had to come to Jesus conversation.

Did you really?

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