I cannot tell you how many conversations I have had about my own career that include the question, have you spoken with Nellie Galan?

Why? Because she is a mega connector, a generous mentor, and all-around OG.

She's a media executive, an entrepreneur, Emmy Award-winning producer, founder of the Adelante

movement, and author of the New York Times bestselling book, Self-Made. See, it's not just that

Nellie is, as her book title would suggest, self-made. See, it's not just that Nellie is, as her book title would

suggest, self-made. It's that she has made and remade herself over and over again. And what I take

away from her is that very often, on the other side of being stuck, is an opportunity to

reimagine our lives and ourselves.

The Nellie Galan.

Thank you so much for doing this.

Alicia, I'm so proud of you and I'm so happy to be here with you. You're my next

generation, my mini me. This weekend I was in New Mexico and I turned on the TV and who's there?

My little Alicia, who's grown up. My little co-wanita.

No me diga. I'm at that age where for someone to call me, you know, little anything makes me very happy.

So thank you.

Millie, tell me about a time in your own life when you felt stuck.

Oh my God.

Alicia, I feel stuck many, many, many times, including right now. I think this idea of

rebooting, this idea of being stuck is part of life. You know, I always say I've had to turn

fear and failure into my best friends, which is true. You have to because it shows up so much.

And I think feeling stuck shows up

maybe the next most amount of times. I was you 20 years ago, right? So, you know, when I was your

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