Kim-Louise Liddell

So to control that narrative, you need to train it.

Yeah, we are meaning making machines.

I remember distinctly there was a moment in time where everything was hard.

I just, I didn't know whether I was coming or going.

I didn't know how.

I'd been running this really big business.

It was about, I was about seven years in.

Maybe I had the seven year itch, but I was about seven years in and I went,

I am not actually coping very well.

I had a husband at the time who was suffering with severe mental illness.

I had three kids.

I actually sent my first truck to work the week I had my third child.

Not just my first kid, but my third child.

So I had three little kids.

I had this big business.

I'd been through...

melanoma diagnosis I'd had so many things but then there came this critical point in my business where I really fell into that victim mode and I just didn't know how to get myself out of it until I had this light bulb moment and how that happened was I just sat with a group of peers one day and went actually you know what I created this business

So I could create something different.

And so that was the moment that switched everything that went, okay, I am no longer a victim.

I'm going to own this.