On an 8,000-acre ranch in Oklahoma, a little girl once spent her days driving pickup trucks before she could even reach the pedals. With her siblings by her side and cattle to wrangle, she learned the meaning of grit and perseverance. Decades later, her name would become known around the world.
Life on a ranch was no place for idleness, especially for one of four siblings raised in a tight-knit family where hard work was non-negotiable. By the time she was five, she was helping drive her father’s truck through fields of cattle, her small frame barely able to see over the dashboard.