People love saying women are great at multitasking. As if we’re circus performers keeping a dozen balls in the air while smiling for applause. But I don’t think that’s what we’re doing. We’re not just juggling. We’re strategizing with a toddler on one hip. We’re giving feedback while remembering the milk is about to expire. We’re managing egos in boardrooms and bedtime stories at home. We’re leading—with empathy, without apology. And doing it all while resisting the pressure to smile too much or too little. We don’t juggle. We build …
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