Atlas Shrugged, But Mothers Won’t
Atlas Shrugged, But Mothers Won’t is both a personal narrative and a social manifesto.


It exposes how modern society relies on the unpaid, unseen work of mothers emotional labor, caregiving, management, and decision-making yet continues to undervalue it.

From digital safety to emotional resilience, from balancing crises to innovating under pressure, Swapna unveils how mothers perform some of the most sophisticated leadership tasks every single day — without compensation or recognition.

This book is not just an observation; it’s a call to action.

It challenges readers, policymakers, and leaders to redefine work, rethink tax systems, and rewrite cultural narratives — honoring motherhood as the backbone of society.