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Young and Profiting (YAP) with Hala Taha: Entrepreneurship and Self-Improvement Podcast
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What's up, Yap gang? Today, we're unlocking the archives of Young and Profiting for a truly special episode. We're tackling one of the biggest myths, holding people back, the belief that you need confidence before you can take action. My guest, Lisa Bilyeu, knows firsthand that's just not true. She's the co-founder of Impact Theory, host of Women of Impact, and best-selling author of Radical Confidence. Lisa went from being a stay-at-home wife struggling with self-doubt to becoming one of the most influential female entrepreneurs in the world. Her journey proves that confidence isn't something you're born with. It's something you build step-by-step through action. What made this conversation so powerful for me was Lisa's refreshing honesty about how to face fear head on, reframe the language you use with yourself, and stop waiting to feel ready.
She also shares how to use insecurities as fuel, set powerful boundaries, and protect your energy by walking away from toxic relationships. Get ready to listen, learn, and profit with Lisa Bilyeu. My first question today for those who aren't familiar with your story is about why you're so passionate about helping other people become successful. And you specifically try to help women become more successful. So why are you so passionate about that?
Yeah, thank you. I really think that for myself, I really struggled in believing in myself, in learning the skill sets that I needed to in order for me to show up and actually achieve my dream. And when I look back at what were the things that were holding me back, it was A, just the messaging I got growing up as a young Greek girl that was told time and time again that my future was going to be, I'm going to get married, I'm going to have kids, the end. And that literally was the story that I grew up believing. And when I think about the life I could have had, how far forward I could have been if I didn't have a belief system that didn't serve me and what my life could look like, oh my God, I try not to like dwell on it.
But that's kind of the thing that's like, okay, that's the gift that I wish every woman had so that I didn't have to go through it. And so that became my North Star. And the confidence part was It wasn't even learning the business itself. I don't consider myself smart. I was put in a special class for being mildly dyslexic. So I really struggled the whole way. But learning business, for me at least, was ABC. You can read books, you can watch videos, you can ask questions.
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