Two Things That I Think

Grief Comes And Goes, It Ebbs And Flows. I Think One Of The Lessons Of This For Me Is That There's No One Way To Grieve. Everyone Does It In Their Own Way, In Their Own Time, And We All Process Life And Its Challenges And Its Ups And Downs As They Come.

I Walk Out Of This Office Every Day At 5:30 So I'm Home For Dinner With My Kids At 6, And Interestingly, I've Been Doing That Since I Had Kids. I Did That When I Was At Google, I Did That Here, And I Would Say It's Not Until The Last Year, Two Years, That I'm Brave Enough To Talk About It Publicly. Now I Certainly Wouldn't Lie, But I Wasn't Running Around Giving Speeches On It." "...there's No Such Thing As Work-life Balance. There's Work, And There's Life, And There's No Balance.

The More Women Help One Another, The More We Help Ourselves. Acting Like A Coalition Truly Does Produce Results. Any Coalition Of Support Must Also Include Men, Many Of Whom Care About Gender Inequality As Much As Women Do.

There Is No Perfect Fit When You're Looking For The Next Big Thing To Do. You Have To Take Opportunities And Make An Opportunity Fit For You, Rather Than The Other Way Around. The Ability To Learn Is The Most Important Quality A Leader Can Have.

Bring Your Whole Self To Work. I Don't Believe We Have A Professional Self Monday Through Friday And A Real Self The Rest Of The Time. It Is All Professional And It Is All Personal.