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Modern Husbands Podcast
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Modern Husbands Podcast
How to Support Your Spouse: Part 1
Guest: Aliyha Amani, Tax Attorney at Exxon Mobil
Today’s topic is how to support your spouse at home. Our guest is Aliyha Amani. Aliyha and her husband Zo both have pressure packed careers. They currently live in two different cities as they advance in their careers.
In this episode, Aliyha shares the modern day coordination strategies they use to manage money and the home in support of each other as they continue to progress in their professions, and how her husband Zo commits to supporting her career.
Aliyha is a tax attorney for ExxonMobil. Prior to joining ExxonMobil, Aliyha worked as tax associate at Baker McKenzie, LLP, a world-renowned international law firm.
Aliyha earned her Juris Doctorate from Howard University School of Law in 2021 and a Master of Business Administration from the Howard University School of Business in 2021. Aliyha is the chief executive officer of UPLIFT, an organization focused on teaching HBCU students about the legal profession.
Show Notes
0:00-1:18 Introduction
1:19-4:24 Aliyha’s journey from college until now
4:25-6:03 How career interests can take wild twists and turns
6:04-8:19 Background about Aliyha’s husband, Zo
8:18-16:41 How Zo supports Aliyha in her career
16:42-21:03 Hacks to manage the household together
21:04-28:56 How Zo and Aliyha determine whose career will determine where they will live
28:57-29:46 Conclusion
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