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Here we are at the Like A Boss
cover shoot for the magazine,
like a really cool woman photo-shoot.
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To be part of this issues is a dream.
It's such an amazing group of women.
I'm just happy to be a part of it.
[Camila Alves Mcconaughey] For me, to be an immigrant,
first year I was in the United States,
I didn't speak a word of English.
And to now be on the cover of a magazine,
being able to do great things for what
I now call my home country, the United States.
It's pretty (bleep) cool.
Oh, you're not supposed to say that!
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A boss doesn't generally come in the package
of a five foot tall girl with the voice of a child.
So it's a very nice compliment that someone
would consider me boss material.
So I've launched a new company
called Sweet July and it's really a business about
you know, getting people back in the home.
Finding things that they love, making it that much chicer.
And then, we have Eat, Learn, Play,
which is the charity that I founded with my husband.
And that encouraging families to get back around
the table, fighting to end childhood hunger,
creating safe spaces for kids to play
and providing quality education.
[Camila Alves Mcconaughey] Woman of Today,
it's a place where you can find community.
Where you can learn everything about health,
food, nutrition, lifestyle, beauty, fashion
and anything else that you're curious with,
you send us the questions, we'll provide it to you.
I am the Co-Founder of a bar company
called This Bar.
So every bar that you buy, we give food to a child in need.
I also founded Hello Bello, which is a baby care company,
with the intent to bring premium baby care products
to everybody and make sure no one has to choose
between their baby and their budget.
I like this gathering of women
because they're all so layered
and they offer the world so much.
Personally, I think woman
are uniquely qualified to be bosses
and this is just now starting
to be recognized.
When you can be a bit more empathic
than everyone around you,
you can walk in someone else's shoes,
or at least picture it.
You are able to see what their hardships are.
And there is no better quality in a boss.
Normal Monday and this is how we roll.
(laughing)
On three!
I talked about a power packed hour.
We have a Barbara Corcoran, I mean,
talk about being a boss, but also,
I don't like to toot my own horn but I do
want to share everybody again our current issue
of In Season.
I'm very proud of our magazine.
It's been around for over a dozen years.
It used to be called Every Day.
Meaning, live every day to its fullest.
Now it's called In Season because it's seasonal.
But I am showing this off, not because
it's my magazine, but because of these three ladies.
These women are all building brands
and have really diverse interests
and they all, except me, I have a dog,
they all have families too.
So they live very (sigh) wow, complex lives,
especially during this time which is
what I want to talk to all of them about.
We did this several months ago, this issue.
Where we all spoke to each other face to face,
just about being a female and trying to build a brand
or be a boss.
So things have changed quite a bit
so I'm really anxious to talk to them about
how they've changed and how they're handling it.
From the inside of the magazine,
which you can get at Whole Foods, Kroger's,
CVS, Walmart, curbside delivery or shop safely,
at a social distance.
And thank you everybody from tuning in.
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