131. LISA BILYEU: Developing your SELF- CONFIDENCE, SELF-HONESTY + strategizing wins against your FEARS.

<p class="" data-pm-slice="0 0 []">Happy 2021 people!</p> <p class="">I’m so excited to kick off the new year with one of my very favorite persons to rap with on the podcast, my homegirl, Lisa Bilyeu.</p> <p class="">For those of you who are new to Lisa and her work, she is the co-founder of Impact Theory and Quest Nutrition, as well as the founder and host of Women of Impact. Her infectious presence exudes infinite amounts of authenticity, confidence, badassery, and strength. Which is exactly what we talk about in this episode.</p> <p class="">I honestly could not think of a more PERFECT person to launch the New Year on the podcast with because every single conversation I have with Lisa- be it publicly or privately, is legitimately High-level empowering, incredibly inspiring + SO MUCH FUN.</p> <p class="">In this epic talk, Lisa and I peel back the layers of developing discipline in order to achieve, the characteristics that define a “strong woman”, and the importance of cultivating emotional independence.</p> <p class="">Lisa shares that her journey was very much a series of conscious choices that came from declaring her values and vision. From 8 years as a housewife to a now multi-dynamic successful entrepreneur and path leader, Lisa demonstrates a high-level lifestyle that is curated from deep self-awareness and an empowered mindset.</p> <p class=""><strong>Some of the highlights of this episode are how we challenge the viewpoints of…</strong></p> <ul data-rte-list="default"> <li> <p class="">Failure. Failure is a vital piece of the success process.</p> </li> <li> <p class="">Crying. Letting emotions out, identifying, and honoring them to allow space and not become them.</p> </li> <li> <p class="">Strength. And how, despite common misconception, strength is embodied in softness.</p> </li> <li> <p class="">Sensitivity. What it means to be “too sensitive”- the difference between when it’s appropriate and when it’s not.</p> </li> <li> <p class="">“What if”. The thought process behind the statement...and avoiding