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How work helped me overcome personal tragedy

FAMILY CIRCLE “Long before Dave died, I had learned that parenting was the most humbling job in the world—and now I had to relearn how to do it alone,” Sheryl Sandberg writes in Option B. She is pictured here with her two children.

Sheryl Sandberg | Facebook → Social media

By early 2015, Sheryl Sandberg seemed to have it all: a powerful role as the chief operating officer of Facebook; an influential voice for women in corporate America as the author of Lean In

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