It was so important to change the conversation and make it not about, oh there are very few female CEOs, let's just focus on the rare failures,

but to just shift the conversation to hear a positive examples of ways in which women lead that not only

women should be celebrating, but also men can be learning from. Hey Jason Gatis here. Welcome to the Relationship School Podcast. This show focuses on

human behavior, psychology, and relationships.

It's for people who are into growth and development.

It's for people who wrestle with the paradox of self-acceptance

and self-mastery.

If you want to gain more self-awareness,

have a better relationship with yourself, and more fulfilling

relationships with others, this show is for you.

It's my belief and my experience that your life satisfaction, your health and well-being, and your longevity will be determined by how much

confidence you have in your most important relationships, including the one with yourself.

All right, my guest today is Julia Borston.

She's see NBC's senior media and tech correspondent and has been an on-air reporter for the network since 2006. She delivers daily

reporting analysis and CEO interviews with a focus on social platforms,

the transformation, the media industry, cutting edge technologies.

She also plays a central role on

CNBC's Bio Coastal Tech-focused program,

Tech Check.

In 2013, Borston created the

NBC Disruptor 50 an annual list and event series.

She oversees and spotlights private companies

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