And how does she succeed? Parson E.

Meet - Kate Reddi, stock manager and mother of two children. She can do ten things at the same time: selling and buying stocks, changing diapers, finding out relationships with her husband, fighting off a stupid boss, baking pies, monitor the behavior of the DOW index - Jones and much more. Kate alone cannot - understand herself and understand who she wants to be more: a good mother and a great wife or a successful professional who is rapidly conquering the heights of the financial world. Kate's life is an unrequited struggle with guilt and disapproval of others. Relatives, non-working acquaintances of mothers, bosses, clients, male colleagues and even nannies together condemn Kate. And in addition to universal disapproval, there are other misfortunes: chronic lack of sleep, multiplied by chronic insomnia, fears, bad luck and complete lack of time. As a result, the life of Kate is a series of ridiculous, ridiculous and awkward situations, into which she constantly falls in an attempt to somehow dodge and squeeze two lives into one. "And how does she succeed?" -A ridiculous and at the same time sad book that is being-brushed out of women to think about changes in life, and men-a little ineveless to look at their friends.