I kind of like being the underdog and I like being underestimated.

I think it's a lot easier to be underestimated and feel like you have fight and grit and you can prove yourself.

Hi everyone. Welcome to No Limits. I'm your host, Rebecca Jarvis. If you are a frequent listener here, thank you. We appreciate your loyalty.

And if you're new, welcome. Each week, we work here to demystify success. I know it's a weird

word. Doesn't mean everything to everyone. But the idea is happiness in the work that you do in your life.

And we go about finding that by speaking to the world's most influential women across all different industries.

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So whether you're looking for advice or you just want to hear a good story, you've come to the right place.

Okay, listeners, we have a real treat today. With us in the hot seat is Katrina Lake. She's the

founder and CEO of Stitch Fix. She's the youngest woman ever to take a company

public. You were 34 years old when Stitch Fix went public. It's listed on the NASDAQ that was in 2017.

And in less than 10 years, she's grown Stitch Fix from an idea to a company that generates more than

$1.5 billion in sales and serves more than

3 million clients. You've been named one of Forbes's richest self-made women, and you're also a

mother of two. You're on the board of Glacier and Grubhub, and you're a guest on the season 11 of

Shark Tank. Welcome, Katrina, to No Limits. Thank you for having me. I'm happy to be here.

I love that you're here. Also, by the way, there is a Minnesota connection here. I can't

not mention the Minnesota connection. Katrina went to high school in Minneapolis. That's right. I did.

Go to the state fair every year still. What's your favorite thing to eat on a stick?

The Pronto Pup is really good. I really like the pickle on a stick. Controversial, but I like that one.

Why is it controversial? I don't know. Some people are like, why would you go all the way to the State Fair to have a pickle?

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