It's the question nearly every woman asks herself at least once during her life: Can I have it all? All being a career, love, a family and unique interests of her own. Although the mix can undoubtedly be tough to attain, having it all is actually possible. Sure, different factors, like wealth, fame and family name, can set some females ahead of the others. However, judging by one group of creative women taking the Web by storm, you, too, can be an everyday woman of remarkable means. (Yes, it's true: You can have it all!) So, without further ado, click through for 7 crafty moms who juggle careers, hobbies, and family! - By Amy Reiter

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This is an incredible time to be an American. Our first black president is in his second term, fighting for -- among many things -- equal pay and secure reproductive rights for women. Hillary Clinton just completed her tenure as U.S. Secretary of State, the third woman to hold that title. Female leaders like Kirsten Gillibrand and Elizabeth Warren are demanding a new kind of transparency in Washington. And First Lady Michelle Obama is pushing for a healthier (and more stylish) America. For women -- and black women in particular -- this really is a shining moment in history, with so many headlining ladies balancing their roles as career women and mothers. So in honor of Black History Month (it's this month!), I've rounded up some other outstanding women who are sure to inspire every female, regardless of her race! Click through for 7 incredible black women balancing work and motherhood! - By Carolyn Castiglia

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Sit back at work...Okay, so what if you spend 30 minutes of each workday perusing Pinterest? You can jpoint your boss to this new study and tell her you're just working on "refocusing" your efforts.

By Meagan Morris

Seriously, though: Researchers from the University of Toronto found that so-called slackers at the office typically just are refocusing their efforts from one task to another when they seem like they're not doing anything. The researchers went on to say that managers should view this as a sign of adaptability-a good thing to have in today's ever-changing business climate.

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Basically, this says that you shouldn't limit yourself to one task at a time. Instead, try to work on several different projects throughout the day to keep your mind sharp and fresh.

The reward? You'll develop more work skills that will, in turn, make you more marketable in your industry. And more skills=more money. We can get behind that.

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