Women who want more responsibility, money and power must be willing to delegate responsibility to others at every level of their lives.

The situation surrounding Marissa's decision is forcing us to think about success in a highly competitive environment and the scrutiny that comes with being the youngest female to take the helm of a troubled but venerated brand with a baby in tow.

It appears that our ability to do pull-ups and to "lean in" to our careers are part of the next phase of the working women's movement.

You can have it all -- as long as you don't do it all.

Fantastic news from The Wall Street Journal: More companies are grooming more women for the CEO's chair. Finally!

Gloria Steinem looked down at the proposal, took out her pen and changed the word "Your" to "Our" so it became "Take OUR Daughters to Work." That was it.

So what about you? Are you going to be the first woman in your family to start a business or grow to one million in annual revenue? How are you going to change the world?

It's that time of year again, when we all vow to stop working like maniacs and start exercising more and be kinder to ourselves. And for a few weeks we might actually succeed.

Women who know they have a great business, who know they are ready to spread their wings and are smart enough to recognize that a little help from their friends goes a long way will do well.

Can a woman be ambitious -- in charge, driven, goal-oriented, confident, passionate -- without being labeled a bitch? In theory: Of course! In practice: Probably not any time soon.