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Hey, it's Guy here, and today we've got another episode from the How I Built This Summit that we held in San Francisco this past October.

In this week, we're featuring Katrina Lake, founder of StitchFix, a personal shopping service for women and men.

My original interview with Katrina ran earlier this year, and if you haven't heard it, you might want to give it a listen.

Because Katrina's story is pretty amazing.

She's built a billion-dollar business, and is the youngest female CEO ever to take a company public.

But she's also one of those founders who didn't really set out to be a founder.

Katrina and I sat down together in front of a live audience at the Airbubuena Center for the Arts in San Francisco.

So let's start with your self-perception as an entrepreneur.

You didn't think of yourself as somebody who was going to start a company and run a big organization and be a leader of all these people.

That wasn't how you saw yourself and that wasn't your intention.

Obviously you're doing it, but why was that?

It's funny, I look back, and it is one of the things that I'm passionate about.

How can we make entrepreneurship something that feels more accessible and more real to more people?

I think I look back and in my childhood, nobody thought I would be an entrepreneur.

My dad is a doctor in the public university system.

I don't know that I was raised with that as even a possibility in my mind.

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