Podcast
The Mel Robbins Podcast
The podcast highlighted the title as an instant New York Times bestseller that illustrates how to move from being underestimated to unstoppable, with the host introducing it as a key resource on drive, purpose, and success. Jamie Kern Lima appeared on the show to discuss the book's themes, noting her inclusive approach to beauty, the idea that rejection can be protective, and her decision to donate all proceeds to leadership programs. The discussion emphasized the book's inspirational message and its impact on building a billion‑dollar brand.
Episode: How a Waitress at Denny’s Built a Billion Dollar B...
Jamie Kern Lima's book about how to go from underestimated to unstoppable; she donated all the proceeds from the book to fund leadership programs.
I've never seen a model with bright red bumpy skin selling makeup.
What if I could actually launch a product that works for me? And what if I actually put real people as models, like every age, shape, size, skin tone, skin challenge. What if I use them as models, call them beautiful and mean it for every little kid out there who's about to start doubting themselves and every grown woman who still does.
rejection is God's protection
I donated all the proceeds from that 100%
I've built a billion dollar business
Episode: How to Find Your Purpose: Stop Searching and Do Th...
It was mentioned as an instant New York Times bestseller about drive, purpose, success, meaning, and giving back. The author, Jamie Kern Lima, discussed the book and its themes during the podcast episode.
She wrote the book Believe It and it is a instant New York Times bestseller and today Jamie Kern Lima is here as my friend and as the professor in the topics of drive, purpose,