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I Think It's Important To Present Role Models For Young Women Coming Up. I Really Do Believe You Can't Be What You Can't See, And Representation Matters. So, For Me, It's The Idea Of Putting Women In Media In Ways That Present Them As Having Power, Being Heard, Being True To Themselves, And Done From The Perspective Of Women.

The Great Thing About Twitter Is, You Get A Lot Back, And I Read Through A Lot, And I Want My Fans To Know That I Do Read A Lot, And It's Why I Do Respond Or Retweet Clever Posts, And I'm Constantly Amazed By The Cleverness Of People On Twitter. I Just Think It's A Really Great Tool To Communicate With Fans And Influence Conversations And Raise Awareness About Things I'm Interested In, That I Think Deserve Some Attention.

Being A Creative Person Is A Really Personal Process So There Is No One-size-fits-all Advice, That's Kind Of The First Thing I'd Say. Because Everybody's Goals Are Different. Everybody's Talents Are Different. Some Women That I'm Talking To Want To Create A Television Show. Some Women Want To Be A Director. They Want To Use Comedy In Different Ways, And I Find That Really Fascinating. The Main Thing I Would Say Is, Start! Just Do It. Keep Going. When People Come At You With The Negativity And The Nos, You've Got To Ignore It. Push Through.

Most Men I Know Rely On Women To Do All The Literal Dirty Work.

I Met My Husband In College, And We've Been Together For 21 Years - It's The Thing I'm Most Proud Of In My Life. We Were Trying To Figure Out How We Could Make Our Lives As Flexible As Possible And Do Something We Both Really Enjoyed.