Ivanka Trump reveals if she'll ever run for president
With a possible Republican presidential nomination in her billionaire father's future, Ivanka Trump revealed she hasn't ruled out jumping into politics one day.
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"I have learned in life to never say never! It is too limiting!" the EVP of The Trump Organization told Cosmopolitan.
Instead, the 34-year-old mogul said she's putting all her efforts into other business endeavors.
"I am wholly focused on the growth of my own company -- my lifestyle brand and IvankaTrump.com, a digital destination for women who work -- as well as working alongside my brothers to expand the global footprint of The Trump Organization."
And it seems like Trump's eldest daughter isn't slowing down anytime soon, even with baby No. 3 on the way with husband Jared Kushner.
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The blonde beauty has supported her father throughout his presidential campaign, making appearances at the GOP candidate's numerous rallies and standing by his side during primary election victory speeches. She's publicized her involvement in his campaign on her personal Instagram account, which boasts nearly 800,000 followers.
While Ivanka Trump remains coy about possibly living in the White House someday, it's clear that she has a bright future as a business mogul –- and rightfully so if she may possibly take over The Trump Organization one day.
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When asked whether she's ever felt insecure about walking into a room full of men because of her last name, she says she has learned to ignore the cynics.
"You get to a point when you realize there are always naysayers," Trump admitted. "Those external things can't be a driver in your life. You have to find motivation from within rather than from outside yourself."
And clearly being business-savvy runs in the family –- Ivanka revealed her biggest advice on negotiating:
"The best negotiators are secure with themselves. And never negotiate on email. You need to hear the other person react in real time. The path of least resistance is to shoot an email."
