Hey everyone, it's me, Rebecca. I'm currently on maternity leave, and while I'm away, we picked out

some of our earlier episodes from the No Limits Vault so that you can get caught up and enjoy

while I'm off. And just so you know, I pre-recorded this, so I actually am spending time with my

baby right now. Bye. I come from such a modest background and working class background and such a different background.

This would have been in a way beyond my wildest dreams as a kid, but I did dream it.

And I think you have to have the vision of what's possible in order for it to come true.

So there was something in me that really felt like anything could be possible.

From ABC, it's no limits.

I'm Rebecca Jarvis, and each week we're talking to the most influential women playing at the top of their game,

trying to demystify success and what it really takes to get there and all the

tradeoffs. Whether you're looking for answers or you just want to hear a good story, you're in the

right place. On today's show, you've probably heard of The Honest Company, but how well do you

know the story behind it? Jessica Elba, the co-founder, gets candid about everything from

her childhood to her first heartbreak to creating and running a multi-billion dollar company,

and of course, her worst advice. I caught up with her in Los Angeles.

Jessica Elba, welcome to No Limits. It's great to see you. And I see you too. I look at your career. You have already accomplished so much. You're still so young. You're building a family. I don't feel young. You don't? No, I feel tired. Really? Very tired. When did the, when did you start feeling tired?

I think when I turned 31.

What happened?

What changed?

Well, I was like two kids in, a company in, and I realized how much I just wanted to sleep.

I never slept in my 20s, ever.

And then I just realized how much I just needed. I actually need sleep. I never slept in my 20s, ever. And then I just realized how much I just needed. I actually

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