Before Audie Cornish made the jump to CNN, she was a longtime co-host of NPR’s All Things Considered. And while she made interviewing politicians and celebs look like NBD, she says she had to deal with a “professional identity crisis” after becoming a new mom. This week, we sat down with Audie to talk about how her professional life changed after she had kids, and how motherhood impacted her mindset at work.  In this episode, Audie shares:<ul>
<li>How she figured out her own communication style</li>
<li>Why having kids allowed her to reframe her ideal career success </li>
<li>How recognizing her own accomplishments reframed her ideal career success </li>
<li>Why fostering work + personal relationships is the key to success in all aspects of life</li>
<li>Her go-to bagel order </li>
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