Tory Burch

And I'm not sure what that means.

You know, I think that it's something that should be celebrated and it shouldn't be around gender.

Ambition should be a personal thing and people should think about what ambition means to them.

But it's not something to have a negative connotation around women.

And that's something that has to be addressed.

And I think it's a conversation that just needs to continue.

When I started 20 years ago, there weren't a lot of role models for women.

I mean, one thing I would never trade off was being a good mom.

And that was something I never thought I could start a business if that were to have to happen.

Well, first of all, I was, you know, my husband was there, but not, you know, when we got divorced, I was raising my kids a lot on my own.

So it was being at the doctor, going to a lacrosse game.

It was also starting a company that allowed women to be able to do that and not

penalize them for that.

And so I thought, how do you build a culture around flexibility?

How have you been able to do that?

I have done it.

And what I say is that as long as it gets done, I'm not really clocking how it gets done.

Yeah, and I used to do that, maybe not at five, but I would be a stickler for being at home.

I would say if anything suffered, it was my social life.

That's a waste of gifts.