That to me was probably the thing that really shifted my career because that engagement and that conversation that we had after that, I left as I said, okay, I'm never going to ascend at the rate that I think I should.

Welcome to No Limits. I'm Rebecca Jarvis. Each week, we're talking to women playing at the top of their game.

So, how are they doing it? Whether you're looking for answers or you just want to hear a good story, you're in the right place.

Today's guest grew up in Brooklyn, studied business at Skidmore, paid her dues in business development and

marketing, and then three years ago decided to go for it. She co-founded her marketing,

creative, and tech agency narrative with Russell Simmons. And now she's worked with everyone from

Steph Curry to Kevin Hart to Michael Strayhan, which is such a great guy on campaigns for brands

like Under Armour,

Pepsi, and Samsung.

And now it comes full circle today because she started her career as a radio account executive.

So I love that we're coming to you from a radio booth inside of ABC News.

Tricia Clark Stone, welcome.

Thanks for having me.

You're right.

It's so fitting.

I didn't even think of that. But I'm guessing as an account executive that you probably spent less time in the booth in the

studio and more time pounding the pavement. But I did pound the pavement, but we wrote our own

commercials. So sometimes, too, I would do the VOs. You grew up here in New York City. You're a twin,

which I like because my husband is a twin,

and I know that whole special bond that you share. Tell me about that. What was that influence

on your life? I think huge. I call her my built-in. So you know, you always have someone there

that will champion you, but then also call you out when they think you're not going down the right

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