A true powerhouse with an incredible resume, Dana Perino is the lead female anchor of the two hour morning program America’s Newsroom and the cohost on cable’s most watched program The Five on FOX News. Before she joined FOX News in 2009, she served as the 26th White House Press Secretary under George W. Bush, and since then has authored three books including her most recent publication – Everything Will Be Okay: Life Lessons for Young Women (from a Former Young Woman). In this interview, we talk about her time as Press Secretary, how she navigated times of uncertainty in her early career, and how you can still find your way even if things don’t go exactly according to plan. 

Don’t miss this episode of Claim Your Confidence where we discuss:

• The three types of confidence Dana believes are important to gain over time – the spiritual, the the mental, and the physical 
• Her first job in public affairs reporting after graduate school, and how she regrouped after discovering that what she thought was her passion wasn’t actually the work she wanted to be doing at the time
• A moment when Dana’s confidence was put to the test during her time as White House Press Secretary
• Dana’s current role as a Fox News host and anchor and the activities that help her reset after work
• Why it is so important to stop worrying about the opinions of others and instead focus on taking charge of your own life

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Recorded at The Newsstand Studios at Rockefeller Center.

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