Loved this article. Entertaining and informative (as someone not very informed on WeWork). > Ms. Neumann created controversy when she went on CNBC and said: “A

Loved this article. Entertaining and informative (as someone not very informed on WeWork). > Ms. Neumann created controversy when she went on CNBC and said: “A big part of being a woman is to help men [like Adam] manifest their calling in life.” In what kind of twisted society does a statement like that create "controversy"? I'm a man, and I've always felt that in my relationship it is my duty to bring out the best of my woman and enable her to reach her full potential. Are my fellow men outraged as well? Only in America does an innocuous statement like that generate controversy (unless of course this is just a couple random tweets that the media is trying to turn into a big controversy to generate ad revenue).