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She Told Her Daughter That She Might Quit Her Job. She’ll Never Forget The 12-Year-Old’s Reply.

Even the CEO of one of the world’s biggest companies — arguably the prototype of a “successful woman” — feels guilty about being a working mom. Ugh. The pressure is real. But the best part? Her amazing daughter is the one pushing her to keep going. She totally gets it.

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Erica Williams Simon

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