I have a theory: if you want to buy a good hat, ask a woman. That is because the average woman wears many of them—mother, daughter, friend, sister, CEO, caregiver, you get the drift. The null hypothesis is that, of course, there is no relationship between women and hats, but you wouldn’t know that from my list of respondents. The research question, as old as the hills that even Socrates ignored it, was simple: Can a woman have it all? Do they have it all? And more importantly, what have they finally come to terms with?
