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Why is the media so intent on making sure that women spend our time arguing over whether women entrepreneurs or corporate women have a more difficult climb to success? Why is it that every woman in business and out of business feels compelled to comment on what Sheryl Sandberg, Marissa Meyer and others have to say about working women?
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The fact is women are terrific at multi-tasking. There is no question that women can and do juggle multiple tasks throughout the day much better than men. I know this because over the years I've juggled my way through home, work, motherhood and community activism. My husband - well, he seems to juggle finding his keys and his cell phone - but when it comes to work his eyes and head are totally focused.
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I have to confess that as a little girl I regularly complained to my MOM - "Life is not fair!"
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