If you're a mom, you have probably felt pressure to have it all. What does that mean? I'm a present parent.

I have a supportive and connective relationship. I cook the healthy meals. I show up at every drop off.

And maybe also I'm working outside of the home. And my picture of my family on the weekend looks perfect on Instagram.

Okay. let's first

myth bust. This human does not exist. And if you think I'm that human, you are sorely mistaken.

Today I'm talking to Dr. Corinne Lowe. She's incredible. She's an associate professor of economics at

Wharton, but this is not a financially related episode.

She actually has developed a framework for thinking about how women think through decisions and how we spend our time.

And she focuses her studies on women and moms who think about this concept of having it all and helping us

look at it differently so we can feel a little more free and a little more grounded in our

values. Trust me, this is an episode that you are going to love and that I think every parent

needs. You're going to end up saying, oh my goodness.

Yes, so many times.

I'm Dr. Becky, and this is good inside.

We'll be back right after this. Hi, Corinne.

Hi, Corinne.

Hi. I am so happy to be here.

I am so excited for you to be here about a topic.

Like, I just have to say when I saw the title of your book.

And I'm just going to say it, having it all, what data tells us about women's lives and getting the most out of yours.

I saw having it all. I was like, this woman is going to tell me how to have it all. Amazing. Someone has

finally cracked the code and there's data involved. So I feel like that's not exactly what's inside.

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