For most of my life, the path was set before I thought to ask whether it was mine. A seat was offered. A role was assigned. A place at someone else's table was framed as an achievement — and for a long time, I treated it as one. Most women I know were raised the same way: to be grateful for access, and quiet about ownership. Here is what twenty years in commercial real estate taught me, almost by accident. The skill that separates the people who own from the people who rent i

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