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We asked @wandooih what her top 3 tips are on dealing with work-life balance, being a woman with a family. This is what she had to say: Image
1. Leave work at work: Develop a mental on-off switch between work and home. This might consist of listening to music or reading a book during the commute or exercising at the gym. You must switch off before you enter your house in order to spend quality time with your family.
2. Schedule like your life depended on it
Set aside 10 to 20 minutes at the beginning of each day (or the night before) to plan your tasks and activities for the day and evening ahead.
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We asked @lerustix, our Head of Corporate Communications, what advice she would give entry-level women at the beginning of their career.

What she had to say:

“Be sure of what you want, be good at it and go for it”
#WomensHistoryMonth #IWD2018 #WomenWithWings #HumansOfOando Image
@lerustix 1. Be sure of what you want: In the first two years of your career, you should focus on answering the question, “Where would I like to see myself in 5-10 years?” #WomensHistoryMonth #IWD2018 #WomenWithWings #HumansOfOando
@lerustix 2. Strive to be the best at what you do: Continue to improve yourself. Update your knowledge through courses and certifications and put in the extra hours until you can do your job in your sleep. #WomensHistoryMonth #IWD2018 #WomenWithWings #HumansOfOando
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“My ultimate aim is to be able to give my kids what my parents have given me and more.
My biggest fear is to not achieve this. Image
From the sleepless nights at school in order to get the best results possible, to sacrificing my time in putting in extra work, to actively seeking for opportunities,are all intentional steps in fulfilling my goal.
I will not use my feminine attributes as an excuse for failure.
All in all, I’m aware that only the grace of God can get me there.” - Emike Etu, Governance Assistance shares what inspires her to #PressForProgress. #InternationalWomensDay #IWD #IWD2018 #WomenWithWings #HumansOfOando
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“This chartered accountant you see today almost didn’t happen.
I got pregnant out of wedlock at the age of 18 and birth a child with cerebral palsy due to delivery complications.
Life may have ended for many after going through experiences similar to mine. Image
Ideally, life ends when we die - but for many, life has already ended even before death. You must remember that many great lives didn’t end when they died – because their great work outlived them.
We call it 'sadaqatu Jariya' in Islam (good deeds of charity that outlive us), a category that I wish to fall into.
I #PressForProgress and remind young women that when they encounter a stumbling block, it doesn’t translate to the end of the road. You can change the narrative.
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Put together a list of super smart & interesting Pakistani women for #IWD2018 to show their work. List also includes women of Pak origin or dual nationals. If you have any suggestions of names not on my list @ me. #InternationalWomensDay #PressforProgress
1 @TubaSiddiqi #education rights advocate, also my sister. For years T has been working w/ communities & grassroots activists through @TCFPak & now w/ @AlifAilaan across Pak. She helped TCF raise funds & grow their volunteer network. #IWD2018 #Pakbrilliance #PressforProgress
2 @AymanBucha activist and lecturer, teaches Anthropology, Political & Feminist Theory at BNU. Bucha's write-up on #AsmaJahangir with whom Aimen worked at AGHS. dailytimes.com.pk/211460/asma-ja… #IWD2018 #Pakbrilliance
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