You may not feel like you're living to your highest potential because you're stuck in a rut with your head down just trying to survive.

When people are trying to get out of a rut, the first impulse is to often dream of a new destination, a new job, a new location, and maybe even a new career.

Most people think unlocking one's highest potential requires a new vision or a new destination, and many books actually encourage that type of thinking.

However, Carly Fiorina believes that this is where most of us get off track.

It's not a destination, it's a path, and being the type of person who will take that path, you may know Carly Fiorina as the first female CEO of a Fortune 50 company.

But you may not know that she started out as a secretary and rose to success one step at a time by solving the problems in front of her and empowering those around her.

Her new book Find Your Way will help you choose your own path to unleash your highest potential.

Start your journey today. Please visit FindYourWay ThriveTime.com. It's FindYourWay ThriveTime.com or purchase a copy of Find Your Way wherever books are sold.

Some shows don't need a celebrity narrator to introduce the show, but this show dies.

Two men. Eight kids co-created by two different women.

13 multi-million dollar businesses. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Thrive Time Show.

Yes, yes, yes, and yes, Dr. Z, is it not true that an hour and a half ago, we just interviewed the head of NASA.

Oh, Mr. Jim Bridenstine.

Oh, let me see Jim.

So we've interviewed Jim Bridenstine. It's like a unicorn day.

Now on today's show, we are interviewing a woman who obliterated the glass ceiling for women in business when she became the CEO of the Fortune 20 company, Hewlett Packard.

She also ran for president. She's a best-selling author. She's a great American.

She's a big deal. She's a big deal. Ms. Carly Fiorina, welcome on to the Thrive Time Show. How are you, ma'am?

Well, thank you for that overly generous introduction. I am great and I'm delighted to be with both of you. Thank you so much for having me.

Well, Carly, throughout your career, you've had massive success, but I'd love to start today's show by beginning at the very bottom of your career.

What was your childhood like and where did it all start?

Well, I was probably the child that most people said might be least likely to succeed, actually.

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