Lisa Bilyeu

And so until I do, until I've created different mechanisms for any woman out there to get confidence, so whether that's my YouTube channel, my book,

the audio podcast, my Instagram, I'm still not done.

And so I'm going to keep going because I so believe in that mission.

And the important thing, though, is to not get so dogmatic in what you do and your beliefs and your goals that it becomes detrimental to your enjoyment.

And what I mean by that is that's how I got stuck for eight years.

I was like, oh, I'm just going to support my husband.

He needs my help.

And then that one year turns into two years, turns into five years, and you start to sacrifice, sacrifice, sacrifice to the point where you end up losing yourself.

So I will no longer do that.

So if I feel like right now I end up sacrificing myself, I will shut my YouTube channel down.

I will stop doing what I'm doing because ultimately I want to make sure that I put myself first so that I do have the energy and the strength to show up and empower other 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.

And

Up until this point, we women haven't been taught that.

We've been taught you live in service of everybody else.

So my mom ended up losing 120 pounds.

You burn out.

That's what I did with Quest.

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