Warrior: My Path to Being Brave

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GUERRERO: So, I had nobody to teach me these things. So, that was the biggest difficulty for me, was that I didn’t have female role models around me or anybody to help me through that which is why I’ve developed such a sisterhood now as an adult. Female relationships are incredibly important to me now. I don’t have children. I don’t have a mom, so I don’t have a daughter. So, to me my female friends are everything to me.

Suggested Read: ESPN’s Israel Gutierrez Committed Suicide Once, Why? Lisa Guerrero Married Life, Husband, Kids Well, that looks like a clear indication that Lisa and Scott have finalized their divorce and are no longer together. This is a mixed bag. Some very interesting stories combined with the author's skimming over important life details, then spending too much time complaining about the consequences she suffered from making very bad decisions. It makes for a quirky, entertaining and worthwhile book, but it doesn't have the kind of impact Lisa Guerrero wants and detracts from any credibility she thinks she has as a so-called "investigative journalist."Meanwhile, my father, a planning consultant for nonprofits, is also a gifted photographer, poet, and visionary. He has dedicated his life to social service. Because of my parents’ influence, my mixed media mosaics convey messages of empowerment, pride in culture, and my commitment to social justice. MARTIN: So, you got these jobs because of your sports knowledge but the way you kept your job was because if you’re looks. And I just — do you blame yourself for that?

Fast forward a few years, and Guerrero has achieved phenomenal success as Inside Edition'sChief Investigative Correspondent. Her stories have led to arrests, changed federal legislation and policies at Fortune 500 companies, and helped shine a light on crime, scams, child abuse, and even cold case murders. And in the last decade alone, she has won over thirty-five national journalism honors and awards.

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But I felt like she skipped over a lot. For example, she doesn't say anything about having been on Sports Gals until she quotes someone else mentioning it. Even then, it feels like a mere footnote -- only getting one paragraph -- when she claims it was the first sports talk show hosted solely by women? Tell us more! Often it felt like the reader was given a pretty broad-strokes view when a closer look at her experiences would have been welcome. Guerrero previously wrote the book, Jewelry For Your Table, a how-to crafts treatise on table setting, published in 2016. [15] MARTIN: Well, Lisa, you’ve had just such a remarkable career. Lots of ups and lots of downs. Lots of downs that then become ups. Where are you now? Like now that you’ve told it, now that you’ve lived it, you know, how do you feel about all that? Do you think it was worth it? After reading I hope to meet Lisa Guerrero in person! And thank her for her hard work all these years. Women like her are what help to evolve the workplace, and society. She definitely broke through a few glass ceilings but not without difficulty.