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I Don't Think Women Can Have It All. I Just Don't Think So...my Husband And I Have Been Married For 34 Years, And We Have Two Daughters. And Every Day You Have To Make A Decision About Whether You Are Going To Be A Wife Or A Mother. In Fact, Many Times During The Day You Have To Make Those Decisions...we Co-opted Our Families To Help Us. We Plan Our Lives Meticulously So We Can Be Decent Parents. But If You Ask Our Daughters, I'm Not Sure They Will Say That I've Been A Good Mom.

Anything That's Done To Address Unemployment In Terms Of Massive Stimulus Spending Is Going To Exacerbate Deficits. And Anything That's Done To Address Deficits In The Short-term Is Going To Exacerbate Unemployment.

I Asked My Parents For Permission To Study In America And They Were So Sure That I Wouldn't Get In And Get A Scholarship That They Encouraged Me To Try. So I Applied To Yale And Got An Excellent Scholarship. I Then Worked For The Boston Consulting Group For Six And Half Years.

The Glass Ceiling Will Go Away When Women Help Other Women Break Through That Ceiling.

When I Was President Of The Company, I Said, 'okay, I Can Do This - Piece Of Cake.' Then When You Are The Ceo, The Responsibilities Multiply Enormously Because You Worry About Everything.