Selena GomezMom Mandy Teefey A male investor is fighting back after commenting that weakened her achievements.
Teefey, 48, shared her experience via Instagram on Monday, March 10, recalling her performance at business meetings when investors suggested giving birth to 32-year-old Gomez was her greatest achievement.
“Hello, all my female entrepreneurs! Quick lessons, if someone smears you, even with a reliable record, be yourself friendly and let it inspire you.
“Raising for your dreams can take your life away from you and instill false suspicion. I’ve paid all for everything I have, especially Wondermind. I have many obstacles for reasons, but it makes me laugh,” she continued.
Teefey wrote: “I have a ball, we nailed it, I’m the only woman on the court. Investors continue on to do other players, looking at me and saying: “And Mandy, you gave birth to Selena.” “I took a minute and just smiled and said, “Yes, hell yes, I did it, [Gomez’s sister] Gracie and [13] reason And I must say that this is a bigger achievement [than] Charming. ‘”
The entrepreneur continued, “’I am a mom, CEO and co-founder, and become a company built to improve people’s lives.” “Don’t try to humiliate me or downplay maternity. I’m very happy with my life. I hope he’s satisfied with his satisfaction and learns to respect everyone rather than brothers to be insulted. Missed the mark, my guy.”
Teefey gave birth to Gomez at the age of 16 and worked as a singer and actress manager early in her career. Since then, Teefey has collaborated with Gomez to produce Netflix’s 13 reasons Through her production company, kicked it to the curb and co-founded Wondermind, a mental health organization, with her daughter.
“We want to be a one-stop shop in every aspect of mental health. “People are able to understand and engage in the foundations of creativity, showing anyone any transformation,” Teefey said in an April 2022 press release. “Far from medical care or preaching, we strike a balance between education, media and self-reflection, which really inspires growth. ”
“Everyone has their own mental health journey. It’s very real if we ignore them, charm them or cover them up, that doesn’t change the journey,” Gomez added. “Wondermind is expanding a larger conversation about mental health, which has begun during this pandemic.”
