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Let's do it Emily Tish Sussman is a podcast host women's empowerment and family policy advocate

Leading democratic political strategist contributing editor to Marie Claire and mother of three. Oh, we get into that

This was might have been the like craziest turn of events on the show that I think we've ever had

Emily is the host of a new podcast she pivots which features women their stories and how their pivot became their success

Throughout her podcast in career. She has interviewed countless leaders and influential women on her podcast including speaker Nancy Pelosi

Hillary Rodham Clinton

Stacey Abrams and Sophia Bush Emily served as a senior advisor for paid leave and as a constant advocate for how policies can support families and businesses

We chatted with Emily about her viral article entitled motherhood killed my career and what she dives into how becoming a mother completely changed her path and how it showed her the importance and

Necessity of learning to pivot we also talked about the state of paid leave in America a.k.a

It's dismal and how policies like abortion bands have a financial effect on women and families and how you

Can become a better advocate in your local community to help support women and children in your own neighborhood

This is a perfect complement to an episode we did a couple months ago with Amanda Litman from run for something

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