*This post of mine is also published on Women At Forbes.* My day usually starts at 8am, but that’s because I’m hitting snooze from 7:30am. As soon as my husband and daughter are out of the house, I go straight to the study, get in front my my laptop, and get to my emails. So […]
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What a week! Ahead of the GOP convention, there were no shortage of headlines grabbing attention away from Mr. Trump. From terror attacks in Dhaka, Orlando, Dallas, and even Nice, to a shady attempt at a coup in Turkey voters were left with the question of which candidate ultimately makes them feel more secure when
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*This post of mine was published on CNN & is cross-posted on The Daily Ittefaq.* When I was growing up in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in the 1980s, I always wanted to live in a part of town called Gulshan. In my 7-year-old mind, it was the center of the universe. My family lived in an older (and
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The way the world & I viewed Bangladesh changed forever Friday night when an upscale restaurant in the center of Dhaka city, owned by friends, came under attack, culminating in a tense twelve hour standoff which left 20 hostages, many of the foreigners, dead. As my family and friends mourn community members, family members, colleagues,
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