A guide to believing in yourself (but for real this time) | Catherine Reitman | TEDxToronto
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ธ.ค. 2024
- TV star, Catherine Reitman, shares her lessons learned in seeing ideas thru to their completion, not allowing others to reshape your vision and a little bit about family dynamics. Catherine Reitman is the creator, executive producer, writer, and star of CBC’s acclaimed original comedy series, Workin’ Moms. Known for her roles in Blackish and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Reitman was a member of Sunday Company at the influential Groundlings improv theatre and school in Los Angeles. Reitman’s writing and producing credits include VH1’s Miss You Much and the web series, Breakin’ it Down with Catherine Reitman. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
I’ve been on set with her a bunch of times on workin moms as an extra, and she is actually such a boss! She directs while she acts, she’s able to work with the actors and change up the script as they see fit, super hands on, calls all the shots, while taking care of her kids during her lunch break. She’s super friendly, personable, always introduces herself to everyone, and is such an inspiration. She is the literal definition of a workin mom, and that’s why her show comes off so real and genuine. I’ve been on many shows/movie sets and I’ve never seen anyone work like her. She mentioned it was hard work in her talk, but I thought I needed to tell you guys how hard she actuallyyyyy works lol. She was made for this, can’t wait to see what she comes up with next!
awee that so incredible to hear! she’s truly inspiring
What do you do for work? Just curious! Thanks for sharing this bit about her..she seems like a very cool lady 😎
This is such a lovely comment!
I have schizophrenia and I would like to smoke marijuana. Do you know something about marijuana? What to do? Can you help me?
How lovely of you to cheer another woman on! Xx
I didn’t realize she was the director as well of Working Moms. I admire her even more. Let’s step out of our comfort zone and stay true to our vision. Powerful words here.
Her husband is also real life husband!
she also wrote Space Jam w/Michael Jordan !!
Her father is Ivan Reitman an extremely wealthy movie producer and director. She's never had to work a day in her life.
@@frankdiscussion2069 which makes her choosing to work hard and creating something creative and helpful EVEN THAT MORE AMAZING. Just like Paris Hilton, she could have easily just married rich and went from being owned by her parents to being owned by a husband
But she didn't
To be honest. Yes I like her and don't look down on hard working people. No matter what state they are in. But if you have a super rich dad.. Worrying about money, future or investing goes away. Many of us want to be where she is, but don't have the money. Money = easier life
When she cried about the guys jabbing at her for not being with her child. I felt for her soo much, I STARTED CRYIN. man, people don't truly understand how much you love your kid and how much it's conflicting when you work to support your family (AND KID(s)), not to mention, just doing something for yourself for once. She is such an inspiration. I'm so glad she found her voice. Workin mom's is hilarious and absolutely relatable. HIGHLY recommend.
Patience, perseverance, and persistence are coming to win your goals. Yes to you who is reading this. Good things are coming your way, my friend. Sending you good vibes. Now go and visualise
The best show I watched on Netflix. Waiting for the 4th season.
So authentic. Thank you for that.
Renata Nugmanov it’s on GEM CBC - season 4
Season 4 out
Really? I'm watching first season at the moment and realised its not for me.
Theres a season 4 out on Netflix
OMG I didn't even know season 3 was out.
“Cause why not you baby?!?” My new mantra!
yes! me too hahaha
Mind sharing hhhh
Wow!
This is great.
My mantra too from now!
Yess! PERIOD!
Yeah mine too!
Catherine is a creative genius. Working Moms is my favourite show by far. I've not found a show that entertaining since Friends. The characters are so relatable, the casting perfect. I can't wait for season 4. Love and gratitude from Melbourne Australia.
Right?! It’s so utterly REAL! Have you seen Shameless? It’s pretty cool.
@@BlueBird_V Definitely!! No I haven't seen Shameless, is it worth checking out?
- Divya - I certainly think so. It’s raw and uncut, basically. Not for the faint of heart. It’s about a lot of the sad side of real-world stuff that happens everyday, but it’s also utterly relatable, engrossing, and believable.
@@BlueBird_V That sounds amazing! definitely something I would be interested in. Thanks for the recommendation 😃
if your gonna watch shameless make sure it's the original British version , so funny
I literally binged all 3 seasons of working moms in less than a week and i’m no where near a mom. I love the show so much. Thank you Catherine!!
Same here!
Dag. I’m going to watch it.
“If you’re gonna be brave enough to say, “Yes,” to The Choice, you must also have the courage to stick to your vision, because it will be tested.”
~CR
This line! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Possibly the hardest part.
And the courage to abandon it when necessary.
This is a wonderful line.!
Certainly true
I'm not even a mom and I LOVED the show. I think it speaks to every woman over the age of 30 who knows what it's like to navigate being a professional in a career dominated by men. So inspiring that she kept going after all of the rejection. It gives me hope!
I love how she makes an effort to hire women and give them a chance even if their resumes aren’t great yet. Amazing to see women supporting women!!! ❤️
Well thats fair isn't it ladies !??
@@radium1977 it’s called giving women an opportunity given their experience and hard work and obstacles created by misogyny. it is trying to make fair a situation that is unfair - women being setback by men for centuries in america. someones work experience on their resume isnt the only precursor to being qualified for a job.
@@LittleMissSunshineHA Ah so inequality under the guise of gender "equality" sounds good. bet ur gonna tell me "iT IS A FACT THAT COMPANIES PAY MEN MORE THAN WOMEN!" Makes 0 sense, why wouldnt companies just hire all women in that case lol. Dogshit ted talk. Lost me when she said her dad was already a rich n famous guy while also putting some blame on THE PATRIARCHY. Lmao no wonder shows are so dogshit nowadays
@@MrSpypaint it's her work she can do whatever she wants, just as some dude can solely hire men. In fact, in Hollywood thats not uncommon. So whinyyyy
This is literally the definition of discrimination. It’s not right to do, no matter what type of discrimination it is in Hollywood.
Gives me chills every time she says, “because why not you baby? “ (yes watching this on repeat daily!)
SAMEEEE
@@TheoWentHome i was fine this entire ted talk and then that line made me burst into tears.
I am just a small voice but I just want to say thank you. Your show Working Moms helped me through my post partum, first time mom with little family support, starting up my own Real Estate business and many other trails we go through becoming a mother. It is so hard to deeply express how much your show effect me. my son is now one an a half. Thank you for choosing to create a true relatable show. Forever grateful.
I just love her. That bear cry episode was so relatable to me as a mom. That feeling of protecting your child no matter what the circumstance. It was my favorite scene in the entire series.
Workin' Moms has a lot of feelings. This TED Talk has a lot of feelings. Catherine Reitman is a woman of feeling. Love her! *tearing up a bit*
*"Cuz why not you baby?"*
That's just teared me up in the end.
She got me with the "Enter the arena," and the "You might watch this and still not be ready to say 'yes' to the choice. That is a very worthy part of the journey."
Relateable and insightful!
It's such a refreshing thing to see an actress be just herself on screen. I love it.
The bear scene is the BEST! Going “mama bear” on the actual bear…vulnerability and fierceness at the same time…it was actually quite touching and yes, relatable. We can stick to our vision with that same strength.
She’s brilliant. A lot of her spiritual and professional development seems so organic especially considering Hollywood and who her father is. I stay impressed.
Terrific actor, talented writer, and insightful Ted Talker. Don't let anyone tell you differently, C.
That was such a seamless speech, really moving, she’s talented in acting and presenting. Working moms is brilliant.
Just started to watch Working Moms. I'm male, hispanice, mexican living in Mexico and the tv show definitely speaks to me. Keep Up the Great Work, Catherine!
I love her voice, her confidence and smth about her that makes me feel so comfortable watching her!
I love her so much. Working moms is a master piece that stands out in how brutal and raw modern parenthood can be. Not to mention the sense of humor in the show is the best. I'm glad she didn't give up.
I really wish I could shake your hand, Catherine. Thank you, from a 25 year old aussie mum, and philanthropist.. thanks to your series for reminding me that even though I am a mum now, I should be pushing more for my own personal endeavors. Thank you.
How many on here because they just watched Working Moms, lol? Great show!
I freakin love that show
Totally 😂👍
🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️
I love that show
yeee
With so many people telling mothers NOT to go into the workforce, it’s a blessing to hear that it’s okay. Using your voice to empower others is an important job. And in my line of work, that’s exactly what I do. Thank you for sharing your experience and encouraging moms.
"Working moms" was absolutely brilliant! We need more seasons please! It's nice watching a show that reminds you that not being a perfect mom/woman is ok and that we are all struggling in our own way.
You are such an amazing actress and woman!😍
00:33 🌱 Feeling powerless and unqualified can be a precursor to recognizing the choice to grow beyond your comfort zone.
01:43 🚪 Feeling stuck in a career without a say can prompt exploring new avenues, even if they seem beyond your capabilities.
04:38 💡 Recognizing the choice involves acknowledging the critical inner voice and understanding the fear of failure versus creative passivity.
07:27 🌟 Embracing a challenging path often starts with saying "yes" to opportunities, even in moments of personal struggle or identity crisis.
09:21 📝 Pursuing a chosen path requires dedication and authenticity, ensuring your work reflects a distinctly personal voice.
11:43 🔍 Staying true to your vision and being willing to defend it is crucial, even in the face of challenges or pressures to conform.
12:55 👊 Embrace the voice and consider stepping into new arenas, as your unique perspective is a valuable gift worth exploring.
Glad she kept the bear scene. It’s was relatable in the fact we, as mothers, would take on anything for our children even if it scares us too. I love her series.
So would a father and so would child care workers or teachers or front line workers..
Hearing that “is your son calling your nanny mom yet” part was REAL sent chills down my spine 😢
Thank you for putting yourself out there by doing this TEDX. As a single mother of three, with a calling I have been pondering for years, your story hit home and was very helpful.
I am glad you found your voice. Since I first saw you on screen and your Workin Moms program I fell had over heels, thank you
I admire, Catherine so much. Workin' Moms is a hilarious series that tackled some important topics on the show. Cheering her on for whatever her next project may be.
Tears kept coming to my eyes, it was so hard to NOT cry! Her show resonated so deep within me, it's not even funny. So why not you baby? Man, she is truly inspirational.
Thank you Catherine! It felt like you were speaking to me. As a female screenwriter with no resume accept two AWESOME screenplays, I battle with that voice in my head that says no one will ever take my work seriously. Thank you for your terrific show which I LOVE and I don't even have children. And thank you for your authenticity in sharing your journey; it definitely inspired me.
Thank you for your moving, genuine and passionate words….and your delivery, with words and pauses equally powerful as I absorbed the thoughts….from another working mom
I can’t believe someone told you to give up on the bear scene. It’s so so meaningful! Brought me to tears both times I watched it and still gets me emotional when I think of it. Really. It was EPIC!!
Catherine your scene with the bear is the only scene that I could remember very clearly from the whole series, it’s got me so touched and so moved by the mother instinct you showed that I could never forget it.
Just if someone entered my home when i was a child telling me to believe in myself...
Here i am not believing myself and watching youtube is my hobby, still single without a work and no family.
Life is superior right now, love it.
what's up now?
Never heard of or seen working mums, but I’m a single working mum currently at my choice & I searched best ever Ted talks & landed here. I can’t tell you how much this talk has literally just changed my life - “cause why not me baby?” . Brought me to tears. Also going to hunt working mums down & binge watch it while I action my choice. Bless u & love from Scotland. Thank u girl ❤️
As a young mother I appreciate the show working moms, I’ve been in some of those situations and having a little humor can get you though it ! I hope and pray your show goes on too many more seasons! Happy for your success! I didn’t know any of this so watching working moms now is 1,000 times better
Agreed!! Love that show!
@@lizbettalksmoney I have schizophrenia and I would like to smoke marijuana. Do you know something about marijuana? What to do? Can you help me?
I came across this show when I did my master degree in Theatre in Canada. Been hooked to it ever since. The more I learn more about her, the more I admire her. When I have to come back to my homeland, Thailand I was kinda desperate to find anything inspiring to motivate me to continue doing Applied Theatre in this country. Her show feed my inspiration and now this talk really speaks to me personally. Being a working woman in a patriarchy culture is damn hard, I feel like I was being tested everyday. Sometime it makes you feel invisible...I guess I have to listen to Catherine for once again and toughen up a lil bit more!
"you must cut your voice so sharply that it can be mistaken for nobody but you"
Love this quote!
Thank you for representing all of our stories as working mom's. The struggle is real and continues through every stage of our and our children's lives l . As a 25 yr veteran working mom your words of encouragement have resonated and are spot on. Thanks for sharing your story and for your show!❤🙏
The bear scene was the most epic one! I wasn’t even a mom yet and it moved me to tears. As a mom now, it hits on a whole other level. I’m so glad you kept it!
This video brought tears to my eyes. I have been very hesitant in jumping in and saying yes to a business model I know of no one else doing. I know I can succeed in this and that I have a lot of interest and knowledge in regards to it. However there is a fear of failure, no necessarily failure for me, but letting down my clients. What if I fail them. Doubt creeps in. I have never been depended on by strangers to help them succeed and achieve their goals and the thought of having that pressure frightens me. But the last thing I want to do is let life pass me by and not having said YES to this idea that been with me with for a while now. So I say YES to the choice and putting in the work to make it happen.
Spoken from her heart. So true believe in yourself and be true to yourself.bless you n All your dreams come true.
Great talk, she's an inspiration. It's crazy to me that the bear scene was one of the things the US network wanted to cut because that was the scene that made me truly interested in what the show had to offer and I felt personally empowered by it. I don't have kids and don't want any but Workin' Moms was brilliant. Networks get so caught up in the "relatable" factor that they're willing to forgo creativity and would rather produce lackluster media.
I just want to thank you for that. This is a motivation, because I read this morning about God bringing dry bones to life and I resolved to live again. You are humble and I love that. I pray greatness for you.
I love working moms!! very raw and realistic view of different types of moms.
It’s lovely to hear that she recruits women, even if they are not the best person for the job. This is the way towards a meritocratic society.
I’m so proud of you Queen. You exude confidence and it inspires me to be more confident. Stick to your vision 💯🙏🏼💚
I love you so much...your smile, confidence, sense of humor...thank you so much for you!!
She has great stage presence! Workin Moms is an awesome show!!
My new mantra, "you gotta enter the arena." Love this talk, love her show! Thank you for this relatable and inspiring talk!
Loved this talk!! Super relatable. She's following her passion, and she is doing it very well. And encouraging others along the way. Love Catherine Reitman, and loved her creation "Workin Mom's". Keep it going Catherine!!!
I just love her. And I love this speech. She's one of the good ones, for sure, and I hope this speech serves as a testament for anyone waiting to take the leap- trust your vision, define it, perfect it to the best of your ability, and listen to your intuition. Yeah, it's great to get feedback from the experts, but, ultimately, this is YOUR project, your creation.
Please don't stop until you reach your menopause on your show :) I love Workin moms , very inspiring !!! I have just finished season 2 and I m waiting for season 3 ,4,5,6,7,8.9........
Άννα Κατσαρή 3 is out!
@@DJ1LF and now I'm waiting for season 4 :)
Just finished season3 last night, does any one know when season 4 will be out?
@@rumamunim8767 winter 2020 :(
Jhg
I haven't watched "Working Moms" yet, but this talk did something to me.
I'm studying cultural and social studies and I LOVE it but I also love creating art and painting. A friend of mine who is an talented artist told me that making art is not based on talent but on constantly drawing and painting in his case to get better. And now with this courage this thought appeared in my mind: "There are so many artists and painters (trained or not trained) too scared to go out with their art and present it to the world. So why shouldn't I take the chance and get my art out to the world to see? There's nothing to lose. If people don't like it, it's okay. It's what I've created with love and it doesn't have to be loved by everyone but I wanna get it outside my room and get it into exhibitions or whatever.
Thank you for this talk. This gave me so much courage!
Catherine you're pure gold! Working mom's is bold, funny and different and now knowing the back story.... Men, my favorite serie and I'm not even a mom.
PS. what's with the dead audience?! Drives me crazy.
I agree. And yes the audience is bad.
I'm from Toronto and Canadian audiences are typically not as rowdy or vocal as American audiences, I've noticed. Also with Ted Talks the audience microphone might be quiet (or there may not be one) and so it sounds like they aren't making sound when they actually are.
Catherine Reitman ROCKS!
LOVE UR show! LOVE U!
Thank U for UR words of wisdom!
Young, gorgeous and damn smart!
Hope UR Father knows how lucky he is with U being in his family!
Working Moms is #1!!!
Love the show. I just found it and binged watched all 3 seasons. My daughter suggested it to me. She said it reminded her of me. 😂😂
I watched this before working moms and I just finished bawling my eyes out happy tears over the last episode and thought I’d come back here for my inspiration ❤❤ also I love working moms so much it’s such a real show and a safe space
Your show came at the perfect time...from a Psych major who had a thesis due, needed a break and finally decided to give in to watching what I knew I'd relate to. A warmth came over me from first sight, seeing your name written all over the creds gave me inspo ! Thank you for letting us know we are not alone. 😍
*THE SINGLE GREATEST TED TALK I HAVE HEARD SO FAR* . *THE SINGLE GREATEST* .
I'm a mountaineer to be mom (20 weeks in :) and I laughed and cried through the entire series. Thank you for this gift, Catherine.
She seems super genuine and humble
This really moved me to tears... I’m in that stage where I quit my job and am venturing into the entrepreneurial phase of my life, I’m just so stuck on listening to that defeating voice in my head telling me I can’t do this even though I’ve come this far and already took the leap 🙏🏽☹️
Alilah Sutton Me too. Join me and let’s KEEP GOING. We came here for this- literally! That much I know for sure. The impact of you sticking to your life purpose and living your truth is one necessary to change the world.♥️ Also, there is no question of whether or not you CAN do it- you are doing it... you have already begun... you are in the middle of it... just KEEP GOING! Don’t stop.
Alilah Sutton GOOD LUCK!!! Xoxox
Keep going..
Been there. You’ve made a choice, now honor it everyday. The voice that says you can’t pull it off is fear. Put a face to it; maybe someone in the past or present who doesn’t think you can. Just because the voice comes from inside doesn’t make it less insulting. Don’t waste the next year worrying- spend it trying new methods until something sticks; it will stick eventually! You’re not making an attempt at being your own boss, it’s just who you are now, so don’t be afraid to make some decisions. Watch more TED, meditation, exercise, keep distractions few & far between...whatever it takes for you to clear your head and work. You can do this, you already are!
“Take the first step in faith. You don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.”- Martin Luther King
I hope all of you are doing better and well now 💕
I love how, she inspired her self and reflect on her self to do better
It's so important to get insights into the lives of successful creative because Catherine at first glance comes across as someone extremely confident, who just eased her way into the world of acting and directing /producing. It's very easy to initially judge successful individuals and assume it was all smooth sailing because they tend to carry such a high level of self assurance but dig a little deeper and you'll discover that this confidence and self assurance is only developed through grit , loss, grief, rejection, tremendous hardship (sometimes) and many bouts of depression and despair. Thank you for sharing your story, we love your show and we hope you never stop performing and writing 💜💜and thank you for not giving up!!
TRUTH!
I am so inspired by this incredible woman! Her show I already rewatched the show again. It is funny, heartwarming, beautiful, and very relatable. Thank you Catherine for your vision, your work, and sharing your story! So amazing!!!!!! To come across this is amazing!
why does this video only have 36,000 views but cute cat videos sometimes go over 1 million. not the best comparison perhaps, but it sucks because Mrs. Reitman's ted talk is really inspiring!!!
I have such high regard for this woman for what she does. And now I find out she hires women even if their resumes aren’t great yet. My respect for her just soared even higher. This resonates with my future projects. I hope she keeps the seasons of Workin’ Moms coming
I love her!!! The series is so hilarious but touches on many serious social issues as well. Brilliant lady!
I loved the way she talks. It touched me deeply.
Thank you for your bravery and your authenticity. Love your show and the choices you made with it, to show how being a working mom can drive you to the brink of insanity...that is fresh and so real.
Y0 that bear scene was soooooo powerful. I felt it. I felt that scream, the power, and i relatrd soo deeply. The show needs to go on forever.
This is amazing! I just started going back to school to follow my dreams on becoming a Journalist!!
Me too! Expect I’m going for radio broadcasting and design. Good luck 💙
Amen sister!!! I fully love and support you for you, and your comment. I'm 36....and just about to do the same thing. I'm also just entering peri-menopause, during a global pandemic. I want to turn my pain into something useful in helping other women in this phase. We're ALL gonna go through it, and it's hard. One feels alone during. I want to be there for other women, so they don't feel alone. Your comment is beautiful, and so are you. You're gonna rock it girl!!!!! Thank you for being you. You inspire me as much as this talk did. All the best to you and your family in the now, and the future. Xo
U go girl ....
Applying to journalism school here too at 33.. Hoping it’s not to late
No matter how steep your climb is…. Keep moving forward. The “juice” is definitely worth “the squeeze.” God bless you.
This video reinforced the significance of a positive mindset in shaping self-esteem. Transforming negative thoughts into constructive ones has proven to be a powerful tool in improving my overall self-perception.
Best mom show I have ever seen !!! I hope it continues .
Not even a mother but working moms was one of the best shows I have ever watched in my life!
i love this !! when she said once you’re going for your vision you have to stay specific it really resonated with me❤️
This talk came as a conversation, and not as a talk. It felt as if Catherine is talking to me i.e. the individual watching it. What natural way to convey what you have to say! Loved it.
Yessss. I love her. I love Workin Moms. And the specificity IS that show. I'm constantly trying to explain the tone to people and how amazing it is, and I always end up failing but saying "no but trust me just watch it!"
Ugh i love her so much. She’s such an inspiration
This was so real to me, I'm still crying. Thank you Catherine
I LOVE Workin Moms and I can’t wait for a new season. I did not know she was also the writer and producer, I am even more amazed now.
Love the show and love her! Inspiring and powerful! I did the same thing a year ago! After being bullied and discriminated against, I stood up for myself and now successfully running my own business! 🙏🏽 follow your dreams! Trust yourselves! You’re worth it! ❤️
I've seen her show Working Mom's which I binged watched the entire series one weekend. After seeing this, I love her more. Her story and confidence is inspiring. I'm currently trying to decide what I want to do next in my life in many aspects and listening to her gave me a boost in energy.
I love the series and even more her character. The humour is just on point and felt genuine, now I know why! Up Working mums/women!! (and I´m not one)
I didn’t realize she was the director as well of Working Moms. I admire her even more. Let’s step out of our comfort zone and stay true to our vision. Powerful words here.
I admire and respect her so much. She’s terrific!
Hats off to your endeavour Catherine. Working Moms has been an amazingly entertaining show, very relatable with short burst of humour at peakily emotional moments just won my heart. Would love to see more and more...keep going
I was turned on to working moms in a breastfeeding support group. It was so relatable that another mom and I started naming other moms after the characters in the show. After the birth of my first son I decided I wanted to go to college, but it’s been 11 years since I graduated HS. After the birth of my second son I realized I wanted to be a lactation consultant. When I first started back, it wasn’t too challenging. This semester I had my first ever anxiety attack and then for the first time in my life, I started to doubt myself. Watching this has been so inspiring and I have watched it a few times over.
I love that show, and the bear scene actually brought me to tears. It's such a powerful scene!
I just love her and that she wants to share her experience. She is brave woman!
Oh my god. I can’t believe someone actually said, “Is your son calling the nanny ‘Mom’ yet?” to her. That is one of the shittiest things I’ve ever heard. When that happened on the show, I near about lost it.
My husband got so angry at that bit. I cried.
I got the same comments when I went back to work!
Interesting. As a male, who has never had a child of his own, I would never have thought that such a "harmless" joke could trigger such a huge effect on someone else. Even now, trying to empathize in the position of a mother in such a position, I'm finding it hard to truly appreciate how much you might be effected.
It's really making me wonder just how many other things I take for granted to be light-hearted jokes are actually extremely hurting to some other people with a different perspective, and at the same time, how many of the times I've been hurt deeply, was in fact, because the other person simply didn't understand that I would be so deeply hurt by what they said or did.
@@3bianca3 I have schizophrenia and I would like to smoke marijuana. Do you know something about marijuana? What to do? Can you help me?
@@YSFmemories Good point! I like this rule of thumb: a joking remark is harmful if the subject is something that cannot be fixed within the next 10 minutes. Why? Because the joke almost always has a critical remark baked into it. So, it's only a joke among those who can afford to take it lightly. This is why a joking remark about someone accidentally dumping salt in their coffee could be relatively harmless, but a joke about someone's weight is not. Even if the point is well taken, at the moment there's not a darned thing the person can do to address the matter, so they can only receive the inherent criticism about a problem they cannot fix readily. And feeling critcized is never funny.
There were so many times, i shook my head just to get reed of all the voice's in my head. But then how hard i tried, it didnot went away, so with support of my husband , i begun to build up my small business, worked parttime, and parttime entrepreneur and a full time mom. I never though that i can do all of it, but I did. My catering business went up with in 2 years that i needed to make a choice, and stick to the vision. I cannot quit to be a mom, so i quit my job, and since that day iam a fulltime mom and a fulltime entrepreneur. Thank you for the show, its amusing and at the same time, can relate to it.
My sisters watch your show and talk about it all the time. Congratulations!