Eve Rodsky

Unfortunately, men don't always have those skills for what we just said.

But when you get into a place where that person is doing those things.

Bank.

Ownership, which is about fair play, then you get all that compounded time back.

So let's talk about that.

So the spreadsheet starts to become a point of data for me.

So I put my research hat on.

And again, I'm still running a law firm at this point.

And this is just for fun because –

It was my idea of fun.

I should have literally found a bed in a university and just embedded myself in there and I should have been a professor.

There's always a next step and a next chapter.

So maybe I'll do that next.

But I think the sociological side of things, my mother's a professor of social work and sociology.

We have a lot of family colleagues who are

in sociology.

And I majored in anthropology economics with a minor in sociology.

So I had a lot of this information already at my hand, disposal about how to gain data.

And so what I started to do with that spreadsheet was just ask couples how they divided up their labor.

Because so many women were coming to me saying that they were really overwhelmed, and that they had a helper in their house, but not a partner.