Hey, it's Rebecca, and you can hear new episodes of No Limits four days early on tune in.

You may have heard we launched our first episode of RJ Answers, where I'm taking your questions.

If you want a chance to talk to me on No Limits about your career, send your questions to No Limits with RJ podcast at gmail.com.

That's No Limits With RJ Podcast at gmail.com. I'm looking forward to hearing from all of you.

I do read all the emails that go to that address.

Telling the story of me checking into a mental health institute before I start my job here at ABC,

that's a, that's, I'm still, I'm slightly, you know, have like this weird embarrassment in front of you because you're my co-worker and it's, you're supposed to be strong and you're supposed to be this, you know, young, passionate, excited.

What I'm realizing now and in my therapy that I've had since, you can be both.

You can have, you know, fallibility.

You can have a disease, a mental health challenge. You don't even have to, depends on how you, you know, what you have.

Everybody's is different. And you can still succeed.

From ABC, it's no limits. I'm Rebecca Jarvis, and each week we're talking to the most bold and

influential women playing at the top of their game, trying to demystify success and what it really takes to get there,

and all of the trade-offs. Whether you're looking for answers or you just want to hear a good story,

you're in the right place. On today's episode, ABC's very own chief meteorologist, Ginger Z,

her unexpected and unfiltered story of struggle and resilience.

The self-proclaimed natural disaster details her story from the moment she fell in love with the weather,

to her battle with depression, to finding her inner strength and gratitude.

Ginger Z, welcome to No Limits.

Thank you. I am so happy to be across this table from you.

I'm thrilled to have you here.

Ginger's a friend. She's a colleague. She is our chief meteorologist at ABC News, the first

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