Lisa Johnson

And without that, like I still have, I'd still do a lot of self-development work now because I think that as soon as I realized I was forging a completely different path, then I had to, because it was like everything had changed.

Yeah.

Hugely.

Mine was 45.

I hit 45 a few years ago and was like,

all right.

So I thought I wanted at 35, a load of money and, you know, all the things, but it very quickly changed to impact legacy things that are actually what's important.

And also I had a friend die and in 2023, and that made a huge difference because I'd always kind of known life is short and I've always believed that.

Um,

it made me realise that actually the only things that you're doing are what you leave.

And do I want to, like the question was, do I want my legacy to be she helped loads of people be millionaires?

Because that's what I was known for.

No need of that at all.

Like there was no part of me that wanted that to be my legacy.

And so that's when I kind of changed everything up.

And it's taken a couple of years even to get to this point, because when people know you as one thing, it's very difficult to turn that around.

You have to take people on a journey with you and to suddenly go from, I'm going to help you make millions of pounds to actually I'm going to help you make success.

That could look very differently for you.

No, it wasn't at all.

And I don't think it had been aligned for a while.