Episode 290
Enjoli Commercial from the ‘70’s and 80’s | DFS 290
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In this episode you will learn:
- Bring home the bacon
- Never let you forget you’re a man
- What about YOU?
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Transcript
Welcome to destined for success. I'm your
Jennifer Takagi:host Jennifer Takagi. And today I want to talk about having it
Jennifer Takagi:all doing it all. So in the late 70s, early 80s, there was a
Jennifer Takagi:perfume called Audra Lee. And the whole premise of it was, a
Jennifer Takagi:woman could bring home the bacon, fry it up in a pan. And
Jennifer Takagi:never ever, ever let you forget, you're a man. Honestly, it was
Jennifer Takagi:actually a pretty nice perfume, I remember getting it as a
Jennifer Takagi:birthday gift, so I liked it. But let's break this down just a
Jennifer Takagi:little bit. So it's my contention The World According
Jennifer Takagi:to Jennifer, it's my contention that prior to like the 1950s,
Jennifer Takagi:women often did not work outside the home, except during war
Jennifer Takagi:times. And the women who quote stayed at home that were not of
Jennifer Takagi:the upper class, and I wish you could see me do the air quotes.
Jennifer Takagi:I could do video, but I'm not. They actually were doing work a
Jennifer Takagi:bazillion hours a day, because they were working out in the
Jennifer Takagi:fields part of the day, they were making all the meals from
Jennifer Takagi:scratch making their own lye soap so they could do the
Jennifer Takagi:laundry like they they had, they had it rough and thank you God
Jennifer Takagi:that I wasn't born then. So we move into the 50s. And women
Jennifer Takagi:start staying at home, because now the incomes are better the
Jennifer Takagi:men are home from the war, and they're able to stay home. And
Jennifer Takagi:then we move into the 60s and more and more women start
Jennifer Takagi:working. And in the 70s, even more women are working. And
Jennifer Takagi:there's this idea that if a woman works full time outside
Jennifer Takagi:the house, or even inside the house, it doesn't really matter.
Jennifer Takagi:But that she has to do everything, plus earn that
Jennifer Takagi:money. So I can go out and work all day and literally bring home
Jennifer Takagi:the bacon, the next part of the commercial is fry it up in a
Jennifer Takagi:pan. So the woman has to go to work and earn the money and then
Jennifer Takagi:buy the groceries, they didn't really bring that they have to
Jennifer Takagi:buy the groceries, then come home and cook dinner. Nothing is
Jennifer Takagi:ever said about shared responsibilities or helping each
Jennifer Takagi:other or supporting one another. But then I'm going to make sure
Jennifer Takagi:that I never let you forget your man. I'm going to do it all.
Jennifer Takagi:They don't even throw the children in there. But you know,
Jennifer Takagi:she's typically mostly responsible for the children. So
Jennifer Takagi:now there's even more pressure and weight on women and how
Jennifer Takagi:they're supposed to show up and what they're supposed to do.
Jennifer Takagi:Now, I've always worked, I always told my husband that you
Jennifer Takagi:know, my goal in life was to get married, have kids and quit my
Jennifer Takagi:job. And I did get married, we never were able to have kids and
Jennifer Takagi:I quit my job and I'm still working. So it didn't really
Jennifer Takagi:work out that way for me, probably because I didn't really
Jennifer Takagi:want it to work out that way. So I just want to I want to, like
Jennifer Takagi:hammer this home a little bit. And you know, you need to Google
Jennifer Takagi:the commercial Anjali perfume, E and J O Li. Because it really
Jennifer Takagi:sets up a stereotype that we buy into we buy into his women. I
Jennifer Takagi:have friends who got up an hour before their husband and kids so
Jennifer Takagi:that the house was spotless before they left for work. Or if
Jennifer Takagi:they worked from home, the house was spotless before everybody
Jennifer Takagi:got up, they cooked dinner every night they did the laundry. The
Jennifer Takagi:man was responsible for the yard Well, I live in Oklahoma and
Jennifer Takagi:you're responsible for the yard like maybe five or six months
Jennifer Takagi:out of the year. The rest of the time, you know, the lawn just
Jennifer Takagi:sits there, right? You're not mowing the lawn or playing
Jennifer Takagi:flowers. It's not an equal division of chores or time. Now
Jennifer Takagi:I'm pretty fortunate because I told my husband pretty early on
Jennifer Takagi:like that's not the game we're gonna play. It doesn't work for
Jennifer Takagi:me, because my dad always helped my mom out probably not nearly
Jennifer Takagi:as much as he could have or should have. But he was helpful.
Jennifer Takagi:He didn't just you know, sit and read the paper he was very much
Jennifer Takagi:involved. We have to take care of ourselves before we can take
Jennifer Takagi:care of other people. The whole thing about the mask dropping
Jennifer Takagi:down on an aeroplane put your mask on first before you put it
Jennifer Takagi:on the children or men next to you. I love it when they say
Jennifer Takagi:that that's typically a Southwest Airlines thing is
Jennifer Takagi:pretty funny though. But the question becomes how are you
Jennifer Takagi:taking care of yourself? How are you setting boundaries? My
Jennifer Takagi:husband and I had a rough patch a number of years ago. And I
Jennifer Takagi:said, You know what? I'll tell you what, I'll cook two meals a
Jennifer Takagi:week, because he just kind of randomly got it in his head that
Jennifer Takagi:I should come home and cook dinner every night. But we both
Jennifer Takagi:worked full time. How's that fair? And it had never been that
Jennifer Takagi:way before. He just kind of got a burn in his bonnet and decided
Jennifer Takagi:that's how it was going to be. And I let him know it was not
Jennifer Takagi:going to be that way. And it wasn't and it's not. But I
Jennifer Takagi:agreed I'll cook two meals a week. It could be Saturday and
Jennifer Takagi:Sunday. It can be both on Saturday, both on Sunday. I
Jennifer Takagi:don't really know. But you're not going to hold me to coming
Jennifer Takagi:home every night and cooking dinner for us. I'll do it. Some
Jennifer Takagi:I love to cook. I cook a lot. But I didn't like that pressure.
Jennifer Takagi:I didn't like that feeling of I was solely responsible. When I
Jennifer Takagi:talk to friends and relatives. Most of my girlfriend's and my
Jennifer Takagi:mom. Oh my gosh, this was such a big deal for my mom. They really
Jennifer Takagi:got sick and tired of having to decide what was for dinner. If
Jennifer Takagi:you just say I want a grilled cheese sandwich and tomato soup
Jennifer Takagi:for dinner, Fine, let's do that. But having to come up with the
Jennifer Takagi:idea is just like haha, it's like a killer. Thank God for all
Jennifer Takagi:the food shows and all the reels on the Facebook. Because now
Jennifer Takagi:I've got 40 bazillion ideas on what to cook for dinner. I may
Jennifer Takagi:not want to do it though. Lucky for me, I love leftovers. So
Jennifer Takagi:it's really great when I make something and we can eat it for
Jennifer Takagi:several days. My husband is good with leftovers too. I hear
Jennifer Takagi:people are like, Oh, I hate leftovers. My dad was that way
Jennifer Takagi:till my mom had a stroke. And he had to take care of her for 11
Jennifer Takagi:years. He decided he loved leftovers and whether he cooked
Jennifer Takagi:it or we brought something over leftovers were good for him. So
Jennifer Takagi:what are you doing to take care of yourself? You might be
Jennifer Takagi:bringing home the bacon, you might be frying it up in a pan,
Jennifer Takagi:you might be taking care of your significant other, whether it's
Jennifer Takagi:a man or a woman, whatever. But how are you taking care of
Jennifer Takagi:yourself recharging yourself and being able to show up? Being
Jennifer Takagi:able to show up I love Jensen sheroes term a badass, how are
Jennifer Takagi:you showing up as a badass, but you have to take care of
Jennifer Takagi:yourself to be a badass. It is currently April 2024. And I had
Jennifer Takagi:my knee replaced on March 18 2024. And that's a pretty big
Jennifer Takagi:surgery. And I'm kind of tired, I'm going to physical therapy
Jennifer Takagi:I'm doing really great. And it dawned on me the other day. I
Jennifer Takagi:was 30 years old the last time I had a knee surgery this
Jennifer Takagi:significant I had a knee realignment look it up it was
Jennifer Takagi:terrible. And at that time, I took off four weeks of work. And
Jennifer Takagi:when I went back to work, I only worked half days for several
Jennifer Takagi:more weeks. I don't know if it was two weeks or four weeks,
Jennifer Takagi:because it was a big surgery to get over. Now granted, I don't
Jennifer Takagi:have to get in a car and drive downtown to go to work. But it
Jennifer Takagi:hadn't even been two full weeks when I had my first client call.
Jennifer Takagi:And let me just tell you, it kind of wore me out, I had to
Jennifer Takagi:get up, take a shower and be camera ready for my client call
Jennifer Takagi:because we do it on Zoom. I'm a little bit older than 30. Now it
Jennifer Takagi:was kind of a big surgery, it's taken a bit to recover from. It
Jennifer Takagi:hasn't even been four weeks yet. And I'm already doing a lot. So
Jennifer Takagi:part of it is I'm thrilled to death that I'm able to do so
Jennifer Takagi:much. But I have to remind myself I had a pretty major
Jennifer Takagi:surgery is still healing, I still have swelling, I don't
Jennifer Takagi:have you know, 100% of the strength back or even more the
Jennifer Takagi:strength I want to have. So how am I taking care of me? So when
Jennifer Takagi:you consider your day, your perfect day, I love this
Jennifer Takagi:visualization exercise. You wake up in the morning, what is your
Jennifer Takagi:ideal day? And what does it look like? How do you feel? How do
Jennifer Takagi:you show up? Who do you serve? And how do you make it all the
Jennifer Takagi:way through the day, all the way till bedtime? And not feel like
Jennifer Takagi:the life has literally been sucked out of you? I saw a super
Jennifer Takagi:cute clip on Facebook because you know that's what you do when
Jennifer Takagi:you've had surgery and you're hanging out and you're in
Jennifer Takagi:between shows on the Netflix and Amazon and Hulu, all the things.
Jennifer Takagi:And Dax Shepard was on and he said his daughter his 11 year
Jennifer Takagi:old and I don't know which one's older. I know that he and
Jennifer Takagi:Kristen Bell have two daughters. And he his daughter came into
Jennifer Takagi:the bedroom one morning and said, Gee Dad, I'm just not
Jennifer Takagi:feeling it. You can Google this and get the exact story but I'm
Jennifer Takagi:gonna paraphrase because that's what I like to do. And she said
Jennifer Takagi:Dad, I just I'm just not feeling it today. I don't feel good and
Jennifer Takagi:he was like, Well, did your stomach hurt? Does your head
Jennifer Takagi:hurt? No, no, nothing really hurt. And he goes, will come
Jennifer Takagi:with me and he got out of bed and he let her into the bathroom
Jennifer Takagi:and there stood in front of the mirror and he goes, repeat after
Jennifer Takagi:me. Let me see if I'm gonna get this right. I'm an effing
Jennifer Takagi:badass. And the 11 year old says it and he goes, and I'm an F
Jennifer Takagi:this day up. And she said it, you know, actual words. And then
Jennifer Takagi:he goes on to say, I don't condone teaching your 11 year
Jennifer Takagi:old kids to curse, but it got the point across. And I looked
Jennifer Takagi:at her and said, How are you feeling as she was, I'm good.
Jennifer Takagi:I'm going to eff this day up. And off she went. So everybody
Jennifer Takagi:in their circle started learning about this, this mantra. So
Jennifer Takagi:Kristen is on set, and she's having a really rough day,
Jennifer Takagi:nothing is going quite according to her plan. And she goes into
Jennifer Takagi:her dressing room and are where hair and makeup is. And she's
Jennifer Takagi:like, Ah, this day, it's just everything's going wrong. I just
Jennifer Takagi:feel terrible. And her makeup artists was from like Columbia
Jennifer Takagi:or something. And she, they actually have the little mantra
Jennifer Takagi:on taped on the mirror. And then hair and makeup gal grabs her
Jennifer Takagi:hands, you know, they become friends. Have you ever had your
Jennifer Takagi:hair and makeup done there right up in your business, you kind of
Jennifer Takagi:become friends, or you get a new one, right? And it's holding her
Jennifer Takagi:hands and said, Kristen, remember? You're a bit and you f
Jennifer Takagi:everything up. So she didn't get it quite right. Was the
Jennifer Takagi:sentiment of it, right? So you have the choice every day to
Jennifer Takagi:wake up and decide how you're going to show up. Setting a
Jennifer Takagi:boundary does not make you a bad person. Saying no is a complete
Jennifer Takagi:sentence. You don't have to explain if your answer is no.
Jennifer Takagi:And it's okay. So you can bring home the bacon and you can fry
Jennifer Takagi:it up in a pan and you can share it or you can eat the whole
Jennifer Takagi:entire pan of bacon. I'm Jennifer Takagi and if you would
Jennifer Takagi:like to know how to work with me, go to Jennifer takagi.com I
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Jennifer Takagi:more successful and get those wins. I'm Jennifer Takagi and I
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