An ethnography of how women entrepreneurs with multiple responsibilities manage their time at home. Introducing the belief that by engaging in the “ju Show moreAn ethnography of how women entrepreneurs with multiple responsibilities manage their time at home. Introducing the belief that by engaging in the “juggler ethic” women entrepreneurs are able to manipulate activities to provide for more engagement in family life. This study aims to create a better understanding of how women entrepreneurs enlist the efforts of others and mobilize resources toward family needs, with an enumeration of some of their strategies for consideration by other women in similar circumstances. Doctorate of Management Programs Show less