I said that being a good girl held you back.

Because I'd been taught my whole life that you strive to be a good girl.

I was bullied for my looks.

I must have been maybe 10 years old and a guy patted me on the head and said,

little girls don't speak until spoken to.

For me, when I was getting from the camera, I literally didn't want to do a podcast, Ken. I said to my husband, I was like, I just want to do audio. And he looked at me and he's like, but I thought you said you wanted to help women. I had to ask myself what was more important, my mission or my ego? Wow. Lisa Bill You helped build Quest Nutrition into a billion dollar empire.

But her story isn't just about business, it's about courage, reinvention, and the fight to live a life that's bigger than anyone else's expectations.

I realized that my ability to get back up was my superpower in essence.

When you're in business, it literally feels like you're taking punches to the

face. And every day you ask yourself, is the blood and the bleeding worth it? Yes, it is.

If Lisa, if you were going to pick just one word, and I know this is not really fair, but it's fun. If you're going to pick just one word. And I know this is not really fair, but it's fun.

If you're gonna pick just one word,

to describe you as a professional,

what word would you choose?

Resilient?

Love that.

Yeah, I wasn't sure what you were looking for,

but resilient.

There's no right or wrong answer.

It's a fun way to get to know somebody and you, you know, you've got a body of work.

And when you think about yourself, okay, I am this resilient, you know, that's who I am.

And I find that to be interesting.

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