I was told by my first boss in the first station I ever worked, and I was the first woman

to be offered a job as reporter, he said to me, Anne, women have no news judgment, besides,

you can't carry the camera, so you should not be a reporter, should turn down this job

if you know it's good for you. And my mouth said, can you just give me a chance? I really will make you

proud. I'll do a good job. And my brain said, oh yeah, watch me. Hey, everyone, welcome to No Limits. I'm

your host, Rebecca Jarvis. And if you're a regular here,

welcome back. If you're new, well, welcome to you as well. Every week, I sit across from one of the

most influential women from all different industries and talk to her about her life, her career,

the tough choices that she's had to make along the way, the tradeoffs.

These are the questions that I know we're all asking ourselves every single day on our journeys.

And I'm talking to her beyond the resume, from decision making to the tradeoffs, the most pivotal moments, the worst advice that she's received along the way.

I want all of you to be a fly on the wall in the lives of these incredibly successful women and to be able to absorb

some of that knowledge and wisdom that they've had to gain, frankly, through hardship and

struggle. So whether you're looking for advice or you just want to hear a good story, you're in the

right place.

Okay, everyone, we have an incredible guest here with us today.

She has been a reporter for over 30 years, spent 15 years at the Today Show.

She's been all over the world covering international

conflicts, Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, Darfur, Congo, Serbia, Lebanon, Israel. There are so

many locations. We could spend the entire podcast talking about all the places she's been.

She has countless awards, including seven Emmys, and she started

her career as an intern at the NBC affiliate in Medford, Oregon. Now her new show is called

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