Ep008: I Need a Nap

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I had the pleasure of talking with two Los Angeles women who happen to be entrepreneurs, community activists, and mothers. Women like me, who don't have children, are often shrouded in speculation when it comes to what it's really like to balance a new life with your own. Lizet Serrano and Ashley Erikson tell me how they keep both in focus.

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