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May 10, 2013
Kate Matheny isn't exactly someone who shies away from stress. Throughout her career, the Aurora, Colo., certified public accountant has pursued a progression of high-pressure management jobs. "I'm hard core," says the 44-year-old wife and mother of two. "I wanted to be on top of the food chain [at work], and I wanted to be a great mom"—one who could attend lacrosse games, drive carpool and help with homework even after an hour-long commute and workdays that started, more often than not, with a 5 a.m. marathon-training run. That is, until she hit the proverbial wall.
by Sue Shellenbarger
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May 10, 2013
Not being present and 100% in the moment while you're at work can make you seem disinterested to your co-workers and boss," says Allison O'Kelly, founder and CEO of Mom Corps, a staffing business. "While it is impossible — and unnecessary — to separate work and life, it is important to be present, interested and on point in each respective arena."
by Rachel Weingarten
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