Lisa Bilyeu

And so that's when we just went all in and we rolled the dice and we said,

Sink or swim, either way, we go together.

But what about people like my mom who didn't believe she was worthy?

She doesn't pick up a quest bar because she doesn't believe that she's enough.

And in that moment, me and my husband said, okay, we're just playing and pretending that we want to help people if we ignore the mind.

Because the body we got on Pat, right?

I got you with a quest bar.

I got you with a quest product.

If you need it, your body's got it.

You got the quest product.

But if you don't believe you're good enough, how do I convince you?

How do I encourage you?

It's the mind.

And so that's when we realize we have to address the mind if we're going to be very authentic in our message that we actually want to help people.

Thank you.

And I think the key is that Tom and I now work harder today than we did building Quest because we're so tied to our mission.

Not help people when it's convenient, not help people only until I'm wealthy, but actually help people on a global scale.

scale and so that became the catalyst for tom to start his show and then we then walked away from quest because we realized the mind is the start to everything and so that's when we just went all in and we rolled the dice and we said sink or swim either way we go together

So my mom ended up losing 120 pounds.

She's kept off for seven years, but I still haven't helped women on a global scale.