Our Collective Experience Has Shown That When

You Can't Just Think That You Will Get A Job For No Good Reason... And I Think That The Other Part Is You Have To Work Your Way Up, You Know I Did A Lot Of Xeroxing And Getting Coffee...i Always Did What I Was Asked To Do. I Delivered. People Knew That I Would Get Things Done And Get Them Done Well. And That Is A Big Part Of Our Resumes, Are Based On Being Responsible And Being Willing To Do What Needed To Be Done.

I Saw What Happened When A Dictator Was Allowed To Take Over A Piece Of A Country And The Country Went Down The Tubes. And I Saw The Opposite During The War When America Joined The Fight.

Women Have To Work Exceptionally Hard.

I Get Up Every Morning And I'm Grateful For Everything That Has Happened. I Go Through My List About Being Grateful For My Children And Grandchildren, And For The Really Remarkable Life That I Have Been Able To Have.

One Of The Things I Write About A Bit In My Madam Secretary Memoir Is On Rwanda, Where I Was An Instructed Ambassador At The U.n., And My Instructions Were To Not Vote For Increased Forces There, And I Didn't Like My Instructions. So I Got Up And Called Washington And Said, "change My Instructions," And They Didn't.