Boom. Shake the room, Fire Nation. JLD here and welcome to entrepreneurs on fire. Brought to you by

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down radical confidence. To drop these via bombs, I have brought Lisa, Bill Yu, and Eofire Studios.

Lisa is a co-founder of Impact Theory's, a digital first studio whose audience is 7.5 million strong, an author of Radical Confidence, on the Shels Now. And today, our foundation, we talk about how you can take ownership of healing yourself, do self-assessments, and listen to red flags from your body. That is important to do. You can do it. You should do it. And oh, so much more.

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Lisa, say what's up to Fire Nation and share something that you believe about becoming successful that

most people disagree with. What up, Fire Nation. All right, the thing that I think people would

disagree with that I didn't realize until it actually happened to me is success doesn't make you

feel better about yourself. And I really thought it would.

That's a really important revelation for you, Fire Nation, listening right now because a lot of

people say, once I'm successful, I'll be happy, everything will be good. And then you get there,

that happens. And when that doesn't actually become true, it can be devastating for some people. So just, hey, know this now.

Know there's other things and reasons and life opportunities that can do that for you, but it's not just success alone. And that's actually one thing that we're going to be talking about here today, which is radical confidence. And I want to dive right in with that one word confidence. Like,

why Lisa is confidence such an important topic for you? So here's the thing. Everyone kept asking me,

Lisa, where do you get your confidence from? And I honestly, I was like, they're surely not talking to me

because I don't feel confident. And because I just kept getting it,

I was like, what am I missing that other people seem to think I am? And what I realize is people see me

act, people see me move forward. People see me say, well, I don't know how to write a book, but hey,

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