This Nut Butter Company Aims To Build Confidence In The Women They Hire | TODAY Original 

I love companies that help others reach their potential.

Thank you... This is so inspiring❤️ bless you guys!!!!

I want to try All of the flavors and the Vanilla Bean ones ❤ too 🎉

If the world ends, you can best believe there will be a tribe of women that heal each other just like this

I want put my name Maria corverted is peanut batter hope l accept in Philippines

Hello 👋 it's my project please help me to start I need support ,very interesting ...I live in South Africa I need equipment please is very expensive

Dang this strange to say, but as a guy this video kinda makes me want to be apart of this ground up crew

I tried the Matcha One and the Coconut 🥥 oil one is Amazing 🤩❤ thank You ❤

I like the intentions,am also in a women network n peanut butter production is my business,,am inspired,,help me frow ,,am in Malawi

great product with great women at the helm..what a happy and encouraging video...a huge thank you

Great product

Sooooo awesome!!!! Great story 🙏🏽 thank you for covering this! I love these women! Wow. I am buying a jar right now. This is so wonderful. Thank you.

A good story. But if a guy did this for men, it would be black labelled, he would be socially cancelled, and his business would be shut down. Suicide statistics show men suffer most.

This is sooo encouraging! Such an inspiring wonderful company. May i ask how you were able to get rhe finance to put up the factory from home based?

I love your story!!! It is so great to see you guys helping other women to get another chance to living better. Bravo!!!

One of the most inspiring videos I’ve watched in a very long time.

Amazing, keep on doing this and supporting this brand

It looks like I’m the only one outraged by the narrow depiction of women on television, for example; take the new CBS program, Carol’s Second Act, played by Patricia Heaton, a retired teacher embarking on the road to pursue her dream of becoming a doctor, no matter the age of this character, her appearance will be as if she just graduated high school. Then there’s the continuance role on television for Edie Falco on CBS, playing a high-ranking New York City police officer becoming the first female police chief in Los Angeles, again, no matter the age of this character, her hair will be dyed blond, no matter what. It’s the trend on television that women don’t gray, most men ether for that matter. Women have not been divorced not so long ago from that painful hourglass image that was once so much in vogue for all women, and yet no one seems to give a dam, as the image of women has once again morphed back to a new dark age, based on blond dyed hair and greasy pouting lips, and seemingly nothing else. “Buddy's Eyes” “I'm young, I'm beautiful. In Buddy's eyes I don't get older.” Barbara Cook sings from the Broadway musical Follies, music and lyrics, by Stephen Sondheim Finally, anyone interested in working in television, should sit at home in their living room dressed in dyed hair and full make-up, in case of that urgent phone call to rush to a television studio near you…