Done Is Better Than Perfect.

My Goal Is Very Clear, And I Wrote About It In Lean In, Which Is That Women Run Half Our Companies And Countries And Men Run Half Our Homes. As Much As I Wish That Could Happen In Four Years, I Don't Think That's A Likely Time Period. But I Think It Can Happen Sooner Than We Think. Part Of It Is Having That Aspiration And That Goal. I Think We Too Often Suffer From The Tyranny Of Low Expectations.

...parents Who Work Outside The Home Are Still Capable Of Giving Their Children A Loving And Secure Childhood. Some Data Even Suggest That Having Two Parents Working Outside The Home Can Be Advantageous To A Child's Development, Particularly For Girls.

I Don't Hold Myself Out As A Role Model. I Don't Believe That Everyone Should Make The Same Choices; That Everyone Has To Want To Be A Ceo, Or Everyone Should Want To Be A Work-at-home Mother. I Want Everyone To Be Able To Choose. But I Want Us To Be Able To Choose Unencumbered By Gender Choosing For Us.

Women Have Made Tons Of Progress. But We Still Have A Small Percentage Of The Top Jobs In Any Industry, In Any Nation In The World. I Think That's Partly Because From A Very Young Age, We Encourage Our Boys To Lead And We Call Our Girls Bossy.

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.