I'm sure that, as women, we've all heard the phrase "having it all" before — you know, being a total success in your professional life while also balancing a happy, fulfilling personal life. But I think nowadays that phrase means something more along the lines of "doing it all" instead.
If you're a working mom, you're expected to be able to expertly and effortlessly separate your family from the office, while also maintaining a healthy relationship with both your children and your spouse; you're supposed to be an involved parent but you're also supposed to climb the corporate ladder and show the world you're still as ambitious as you were before you had kids.
Oh, and your house should be kept clean during all of this.
Suffice it to say, "having it all" isn't exactly the total dream women may have once thought it would be.