Introduction In her book, “Get to Work: A Manifesto for Women of the World,” author Linda Hirshman debates that looking after the house and the “choice” to sacrifice work and career to look after the children is a wrong choice made by women. She emphatically states this choice to stay at home to “wipe butts”, is “choice feminism” and that educated women who choose traditional roles of home-making do so because of the little or no support that they receive from their families and husbands in looking after the family. Main text She emphasizes the need for a new revolution, one which will herald the reform of the sexual family politics and enable women to provide their complete participation at the workplace. It is this “choice feminism” that Linda criticizes, made by the innumerable women to be “homeward bound”, stating that housework and looking after children is a drudgery, which does not extract the full potential and capacity of women. Linda strongly criticizes and condemns this “choice”, which ultimately bonds women to their homes and husbands, making them entirely dependent upon them. Being bound to their homes is not only harmful to the future of women but to the society as well, for Linda feels that when women choose to give up their public jobs for private chores, they detach themselves from society, with the result that the society will be male-dominated at all levels. Stating that, sometimes to make a choice between home and work may be tough on women, but the right choice for women is to work, which will prove to be beneficial not only personally but to the society as well. To Linda, it is not important whether the woman is happy staying home or working, for her what is crucial and of utmost importance is that women, like men, must work at any cost. They must never sacrifice their jobs for the sake of the family and children, arguing that men would never choose home overwork, when provided with a similar choice. Thus, Linda states, “choice feminism” is what is actually hindering the progress of women. Linda in this way appeals to all the women, who have worked hard to acquire degrees, to unite together and collectively work towards changing the fundamental institution of the patriarchal form of family. In her book, ‘Get to work,’ Linda encourages the women to dream big. Linda urges the women to harness dreams of making it big in the world, to work towards achieving those dreams and to never give them up in any situation in life. She even has a ‘plan’ in place to help women choose better careers. In this plan, Linda proposes that women must not choose arts as their field of study. She urges the young potential female graduates to harness dreams of achieving complex goals in life which they surely know they would succeed in. These could be a vision to alter or shape the future by aspiring to become an artist, or a lawyer, or to own a restaurant, becoming a scientist, nurse or a dress designer. She suggests that women must utilize their education well and that they should never quit a job before they find another. Linda agrees that the goals may not be achieved in all cases, but it is crucial, she reiterates, that the women work to their full potential in achieving their milestones i