I haven't met the perfect guy. I'm not on the path to having that marriage with the two kids and that house with the picket fence by the time I'm 32. Like, I don't really love this job. The guys are getting promoted ahead of me. I'm not sure I chose the right profession. I'm trying to pay my students, all those things. And you start thinking it's all falling apart because you planned all these other things that aren't happening. Today's guest is a repeat offender, Dana Perino.

She's a New York Times bestselling author of, and The Good News is, and I'm sure the book we're talking about today will be another New York Times bestseller. I feel like it's the right book at the right time for people. And it was specifically targeted to young women going through that quarter life crisis. She's the beloved co-host of Fox News the Five and America's Newsroom. You tell Peter, okay, I'm going to quit. Today's the day I'm going to resign. Yeah. And that's the day you got offered the job. The job of the White House press secretary. This is such a crazy story. I would be the second woman to be the press secretary. Hadn't had one since the early Clinton years.

Yep.

And that it was an opportunity to serve at the highest level of my profession.

Hey, everyone, you're listening to Super Women.

What we're talking about today is if you are just starting out or you are thinking about your career, there are some must have rules and incredible pieces of advice, not just from Dana, but from incredible people that you want to read this book and hear about what she has today. Take a listen.

Dana, this is special because I get to interview you in your house. I know. Thank you. I

remember so fondly connecting with you several years ago. During COVID. During COVID. And it was very

special. But now we actually get to see each other face to face. I know. I did that interview in my

parents' guest room, which was in a bunk bed. That was like my soundproofing was like a bunk bed. That's right. That's right. Yeah. So it's good to finally be hearing. Congrats. The book came out yesterday. Yes. Which is awesome. I felt like I was pregnant with that book for 16 months. Oh my God. That is the worst, most uncomfortable feeling in the universe. But I'm really thrilled with how it turned out and I feel like

it's the right book at the right time for people. Yeah. The minute I started reading it, I was like,

if every youth could get a copy of this book, I think it would, it's what people need to hear.

Yeah. I just did an interview with Sandra Smith on her show here at Fox News and she has an 11-year-old

daughter. And when she got home

last night, her daughter said, wait, what's this about? And she started reading it. And she was like

halfway through. And Sandra said, do you like it? She goes, I love it. And I thought, wow, because I thought

that the book would be for like ambitious high school through like maybe 40s. Yeah. But maybe

it's broader than that.

And if you have somebody who is ambitious or just curious about what they think they might

want to do in life, you know, in mentoring, I think we talked about this before, there's that

saying you have to see her to be her.

And the only thing I ever want to do in mentoring is give to them.

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