This is, of course, after I followed every piece of happiness advice out there and moved to one of the places in America that has the highest density of happiness: Rural Wisconsin. Is this your first time here? If I were an aging rock star or philandering basketball player , this might not be remarkable. But I’m basically a normal person. MORE >>

feel an urgent need to separate a  sane online conversation about women at work from an insane media that is doing exactly what destroys women at work: Making it extremely difficult for me to have a manageable schedule for parenting. Refreshingly open gobbed about what many other women are thinking but too frightened to say. MORE >>

About this blog | About my company, Brazen Careerist | Penelopes guide to starting a blog Check-up for self-delusion Posted to: Diversity | Self-management | Women February 7th, 2010 Del.icio.us More about the world of delusion: Time magazine  reports that 78% women feel that media does not accurately represent women with kids. MORE >>

have been reading a lot about how it’s hard to identify women with Asperger’s syndrome because they are so much better than men at mimicking social norms. Women are more likely to ask for help from friends, and women are much more likely to stand at the side of a room and try to figure out what’s going on than men are. Or drugs. MORE >>

So divorce rates are high, especially among women, because they are much less likely to have a spouse who is willing to stay home and keep the family intact. And I became exhausted wondering how women get both. Until I realized, oh, this is why women don’t do startups.). (This post was originally published on Venture Beat. MORE >>