There was a moment when I was walking into the chairman's office to discuss this role. And I was sort of

floating in on what I felt was borrowed confidence. I was floating in on this wave of passion and

excitement and enthusiasm. And at the time it felt to me borrowed because I have suffered

for a long time as so many people have with imposter syndrome. And I got the job. And this

job is the first time in my entire career that I feel as confident as I have faked it up until now.

What had been borrowed confidence became actual confidence.

Hey, everyone, welcome to No Limits.

I'm your host, Rebecca Jarvis.

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If you're new, welcome. Each week,

we're talking to one woman. We're going deep into her story. These are women across all industries

who are playing at the top of their game. And we're looking beyond the resume. We're looking

at the decisions along the way, the tradeoffs, the pivotal moments that have shaped their careers and their lives, the tough choices that, you know what, aren't always obvious.

Sometimes you have two options in life and they may both look great or they might both look bad.

And these women have been there so

whether you're looking for advice or you just want to hear a good story you've come

to the right place all right no limits today we have with us the editor-in-chief

of Cosmopolitan magazine by the way that's the first time I've said the full

cosmopolitan I think Cosmo way, that's the first time I've said the full Cosmopolitan.

I think Cosmo. Okay, she's shaking her head. Yes. It is the largest young women's media brand in the

world. They reach 81 million readers, the largest circulation of any Hearst magazine. She launched

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