Blending Work and Family: You are not alone. | Dr. Bahira Sharif Trask | TEDxWilmingtonWomen

[@noora4409]

To summarize : be passionate about what you do, take some control, prioritize, outsource/delegate, disconnect for short periods of time, reward your self a little bit everyday, create a social support network at work and at home, like if this helped ❤️

[@busingyeannette7941]

Thank you

[@NHJDT]

My husband and I get so exhausted sometimes both working full time and raising 3 young kids. And then we have to remind ourselves that it's not just us. Everyone is tired and trying to make it in this world. Great tedtalk

[@cubanita365]

I'm 25 with 2 small children, a house, a full time job, and trying to run a side business. I'm already burned out. Idk how women do this for their entire lives 😓 we definitely need a better system. I struggle to find balance every day. Thank you so much for this talk. It's good to know I'm not alone in these feelings or experiences.

[@sharathvasudev]

Well there was balance you feminists ruined it Men

[@cubanita365]

@@sharathvasudev aw, do women who want to be treated as equal human beings make you feel uncomfortable?

[@siddharthiyer7244]

Incredible how much you are juggling and at such a young age! At a few years older than you, the only one of those I have to manage is the full time job and finding a balance is already quite a struggle. Here's hoping you find a good balance sooner rather than later or have found one already. I suppose it comes down to the control you can exert over your own time (as opposed to letting other exert it).

[@bessyisyourbestieforever3164]

@@cubanita365 which balance? The 50's where women had to choose between an abusive relationship or being homeless? That's what you call balance?

[@thaimuayshoo1171]

@@sharathvasudev I see my neighbors 3 year old daughter being passed around to different caretakers like a baton at the Olympics. Daycare on Monday, grandma on Tuesday, baby sitter on Wednesday, Mom on Thursday etc. No wonder she never stops screaming, no stability at that crucial developmental age.

[@ExploringWater]

Brilliant message. I wish this talk was more widely circulated. I think PEOPLE 16-25 are particularly disillusioned about a typical career.

[@natashadarko7847]

Excellent ted talks. From one mother to another, I appreciate the work you do and raising awareness of such issues. It really affects so many people and it’s rarely talked about. Thank you

[@mitchrankin6601]

Great talk. I think all woman are superstars (I know my wife is!) don't know how she gets so much done and keeps us all happy. Grateful!!

[@aishaishola6610]

Respect.

[@hustlewithheartcooks699]

The best talk I have heard on this topic.

[@ChristinaOstil115]

Companies need to be more family balance, not just business.

[@sweetgem92xoxo41]

wow this talk actually helped me a lot ! Such valuable ideas !

[@TB-rx1ue]

“Women that work today spend more time with their children than stay at home mothers in the 1960’s.” Over idealization of motherhood in a nutshell... which results in ill adapted adults that return home after leaving bc they’ve been too sheltered to handle reality.

[@thingocanhnguyen2796]

Very nice talk! ❤

[@lilysunshine3447]

A men going to a job or a careers. Woman at home with children is a job or a career. A men making money doing a job or careers. Women working with children at home is a unpaid career that is disregarded and disrespected.

[@ericruiz1695]

Really enjoyed this talk, great job!

[@eyebutterfly]

Wonderful talk

[@charlottesandakumaran2694]

Fantastic TED talk!

[@hyefriends4102]

Wow you’re amazing! This is great!

[@birtukantolera4448]

Amazing video and I learn how to proceed my life

[@useridcn]

Exactly why so many women don't wanna get married or have kids. The fact that we only have 12 weeks of family leave (and unpaid) fails many women at the workplace. I took 12 weeks off because someone had to take care of the newborn. My husband refused to take even a week off because it's unpaid so we had to dump our kid to a low quality daycare (no quality one was available at that time) when she was 3 mo old. So I chose to work minimum so that we can put her there as little time as possible.

[@sukamtokamto7053]

Thanku for explaining

[@donnacook2531]

So difficult to do…so difficult

[@m.y.mohamedparvees5098]

Nice one

[@mlmeek0278]

Love the tips!

[@martabuczkowska1194]

Great talk. But I wonder how many years we will tak about it. We talk, reasearch, talk, write but nothing changes. You cannot have it all. Imo. I wonder why the speaker her self has to be available for work all day. Its very sad.

[@Mazmusic-lj6nb]

Did she say women spent less time with their kids in the 60s then they do now?. That dont sound right?

[@informationyes]

I dont think their being lied too but they in the sense that it won't require some sacrifice of years say a woman starts to have kids well say atleast they need full time parenting until they start primary school so 0-5 and they ahve 2/3 kids which they will ahve close to each over as parents do then that 10 years of being a full time mother well kids grow up and there are 47 years to of an adults working life if not more so the idea you cant do both is ridiculous but a sacrifice of time will need to be made if your gonna have kids, its quite simple

[@kalliopikaloudiheart9]

Women that work spend more time with their children ? Is that true? Where are these women? As a mother that works today ,compare to the days I wasn’t working ,my presence as a mother ,wife even friend of myself is less.

[@RareRootie]

alright where should I live? I am tired of america

[@ladyfaith.5932]

😂 I’m married no child yet, but yeah work and family is not easy

[@martinmhs4173]

We need to pie oritise

[@roalba8947]

r sounds hard