cooking my products. that attachle is always going to be there. it s really about showing someone else, i don t have it all figured out. i m a constant work in broprogr. i m constantly learning, con stanl constantly developing. i used to work in television. it has nothing to do with beauty. pe except for long hours. but you let other people know, you have a dream, you can pursue it. you have to read, you have to research. you have to stay on top of your game. a lot of times people will ask what obstacles did you face as a woman or as an african-american? the biggest obstacle that i have ever faced is this person right here. the doubts, the negativities, the can i, should i, how do i? you have to silence that and, like, you know, like tyler was saying earlier, it s a lot of faith. it s a lot of prayer. sometimes it s other people praying for you when you can t find the words yourself. sally, i m going to bring you all back. lisa, we ll bring you all back.
doing assistant work on the cosby show, to now? well, you know, a lot of it comes from being proa really strong family and being told from a very early age that nothing is impossible. being open and listening and pursuing your dreams and really lea learning not to listen to no. you know, no sometimes is just a temporary setback and you have to go back and learn something different to turn the no into a yes. so you now you sally, you came up business world, cover of fortune magazine, called one of the eight most prominent power brokers on wall street. and then what happened? tell your story and how you i got fired. we know about that. i shared it with everyone.
and inclusive. joining me now are two leaders who broke down the barriers in the business world. sally crachek who went from a junior banker to a wall street powerhouse, and lisa price, who started out as an assistant on the cosby show and is now owner of her own beauty and cosmetic company with sales topping $50 million. thank you both for joining me. now, we, as we talk about the dream moving forward, have to also deal with the fact that we ve had gender inequality in this country, and you broke in barriers and you ve had to deal with the gender inequality and gender bias and even today women still only make 77 cent for every dollar men make. how did you break through, lisa, and get from where you were,