Growing up in rural South Dakota, legendary journalist Tom Brokaw discovered his passion for news at an early age. Through it all, he remained grounded, which he credits in part to the values he learned as a child. 'I've often said that I had my father's balls, my mother's brains and their common heart,' he says. Watch as Tom reflects on his nearly 'perfect parentage' and why even as a boy he always wanted to know what was going on beyond the Great Plains.

Friends thought a serious reporter like Tom Brokaw was taking a risk when he chose to work on the 'Today' show, a program that skews more heavily toward entertainment. It was there he met the 'indefatigable' Barbara Walters. Find out what joke broke the ice between them and how he feels about Barbara today.

At the same time legendary journalist Tom Brokaw was made anchor of 'NBC Nightly News,' fellow reporters Peter Jennings and Dan Rather assumed their own anchor roles at ABC and CBS, respectively. Watch as Tom reflects on their journey from working reporters to anchormen and reveals why satellite technology allowed them to stay true to their roots.

The morning of September 11, 2001, legendary journalist Tom Brokaw received a call at home saying a small plane had hit the World Trade Center. Watch as Tom shares his surprising first instinct, reveals where he was when he heard the second plane had hit, and reflects on the unspoken pact he had on the air with co-anchors Matt Lauer and Katie Couric.

On the morning of September 12, 2001, legendary journalist Tom Brokaw got home at 1 a.m. after covering the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. After pouring himself a whiskey and water, he says, he fell asleep at 6 a.m., only to be awakened by more sad news. Watch as Tom opens up about that day and his emotional release.

Legendary journalist Tom Brokaw talks intimately about dropping out of college, the major stories he has covered in his career, the challenges he and his fellow journalists faced on 9/11, and taking risks in life.

If supermodel Cindy Crawford was forced to choose between work and family, she says it would be an easy choice; she'd opt to be a stay-at-home mom to her two children. Watch as Cindy opens up about the validation and confidence she feels by being good at her job.

The summer after she graduated from high school, aspiring model Cindy Crawford booked a job with Italian Vogue in Rome. Watch as she recounts how a hairstylist chopped off her ponytail and dyed her hair orange. Find out how this experience taught Cindy to be her own advocate.

Cindy Crawford says her goal in life isn't to be happy; it's to be present. Watch as Cindy talks about living in the moment, whether she's at home with her two children or on a date with her husband. Plus, hear why Cindy says you can't multitask presence.

When Cindy Crawford was a girl living in the small town of DeKalb, Illinois, her parents divorced. Watch as Cindy shares how her mother's dependence on weekly child support payments made her determined to be able to take care of herself.