Lisa Bilyeu

So my response was, but I'm just going to interview women that I know, and I'm just going to do it on Zoom and I'm just going to do it on audio.

But my mission is to help women.

So in that moment, I just asked myself, with utter grace, because there is no right or wrong answer, but with utter grace, I just said, Lisa, what's more important, your ego or your mission?

So I'm not going to release the video.

I'm just going to release the audio.

And he just looked at me and he said, we have a set.

So at this point, my husband's already got his show.

So we have

The studio that you see, we've got six cameras.

Now I decided my mission was more important.

We've got lights.

Okay, so now how do I take my insecurity and use it to help me?

We've got the team.

And he's like, babe, why wouldn't you go on camera?

Because it was just holding me back.

That makes no sense.

So I started to listen to that negative voice.

And I was like, oh, I can't get on camera.

And in that moment, what I realized was I was putting my ego ahead of my mission.

I call the voice in my head, the critic or the bitch.