Lisa Nichols explains how to use your past hardships as fuel to help others instead of letting them hold you back. She calls it standing on your story, not in it: your struggles become the platform you stand on to inspire and liberate people around you.
Hi, I'm Jack Canfield from the Inner circle club@jackcampfield.com and I just finished what may be one of the most inspiring interviews of my career with Lisa Nichols, who is the author of a book called no Matter What. And you're also a trainer and a speaker and just doing amazing things around the world. And you talked about a phrase you used. I love you said you have to stand on your story, not in your story. Could you talk about that for a minute?
Absolutely. All of us have experiences that we've endured. You know, we've had tragedies and triumphs and things that we've had to come through. And instead of standing in it, meaning it's the reason why you can't achieve, stand on it. You are who you are, not in spite of your past. You get to be who you're becoming because of your story. So you get to stand on it, make it your platform. Make it the reason why you get up in the morning. It's not the thing that keeps you in bed. It's the thing that gets you up. It's that fire. It's that fuel. It's that reason why. Because when you share your story and you stand on your story, you unconsciously liberate others to do the exact same as you've done. So stand on it.
If you'd like to hear the rest of this interview. And I mean, that is like one little tidbit of about a mountain range of icebergs, you know, just so much information. And I once said that I thought you were the female Dr. Martin Luther King when you speak. It's so inspiring. And. And you lived up to that again today. So if you'd like to be inspired, uplifted, and empowered all in the same hour, come and watch this interview at theinnercircleclub@jackenfield.com.
