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She writes: “During extremely high-capacity times, like during the campaign, I went into survival mode: I worked and I was with my family; I didn’t do much else. Honestly, I wasn’t treating myself to a massage or making much time for self-care. I wish I could have awoken early to meditate for twenty minutes … ”

“I began to wonder whether I had been doing women who work a disservice by not owning the reality that, because I’ve got an infant, I’m in my bathrobe at 7am and there’s pureed avocado all over me,” she writes, according to an advance extract in Fortune.

“I realized that it might be helpful in changing the narrative – even in a small way – to, for example, debunk the superwoman myth by posting a photo that my husband candidly snapped of me digging in the garden with the kids in our backyard, my hair in a messy ponytail, dirt on my cheek.”

“Women who work are real,” she writes, in Women who Work, Rewriting the Rules for Success, her second book.

Trump, 35, who was appointed as a White House adviser in late March, writes: “Becoming comfortable authentically expressing myself as a female executive with kids was a bit of a journey for me.”

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“Women who work are real,” she writes, in Women who Work, Rewriting the Rules for Success, her second book.
Trump, 35, who was appointed as a White House adviser in late March, writes: “Becoming comfortable authentically expressing myself as a female executive with kids was a bit of a journey for me.”