Lisa TongGuest
Michelle Muncy-SilvaHostI think that's fascinating because I went on such a journey with my mother around that because realistically, she was...
If you look at what has happened in the United States for women, it has been incredibly recent that she would have, as a woman, even have been able to start her own business.
And for my mother in that context, my success was very, very connected to titles.
And it was very, very connected to my position within a hierarchy of a particular industry.
And so I am super, super fascinated with that journey because it is so recent for all of us.
That because our women that raised us, they had a certain conditioning and God loved them for it.
But I'm just curious, when did you first start calling yourself a founder? Yeah.

Even today, I still have a little bit of that imposter syndrome in that I don't feel like that belongs to me.

And it might be however long it takes for you to have enough of that recognition of yourself.
I think that's fascinating because I went on such a journey with my mother around that because realistically, she was...
If you look at what has happened in the United States for women, it has been incredibly recent that she would have, as a woman, even have been able to start her own business.
And for my mother in that context, my success was very, very connected to titles.
And it was very, very connected to my position within a hierarchy of a particular industry.
And so I am super, super fascinated with that journey because it is so recent for all of us.
That because our women that raised us, they had a certain conditioning and God loved them for it.
But I'm just curious, when did you first start calling yourself a founder? Yeah.

Even today, I still have a little bit of that imposter syndrome in that I don't feel like that belongs to me.

And it might be however long it takes for you to have enough of that recognition of yourself.
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