Last week I met with an executive — sharp, capable, accomplished, and always “on” — who had just lost her position. We sat down, and she said something almost in passing but profoundly true: “I am irreplaceable in my home.” That moment changed the tone of our conversation from corporate metrics to human meaning. It reminded me that even the most visible roles don’t always capture the most vital ones. In today’s cultural climate, the brand of feminism that so many know is lock

By: The Female Catalyst Founders We recently watched Cracking the Code , a new documentary directed by Bill Haney, about Nobel...

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