This content was created by Catherine Bell. This content was uploaded by Catherine Bell. This is a YouTube short titled "Entrepreneurship, Family, and Life's Precious Moments #shorts" (posted/edited 2026-08-08) containing a diarized conversation between Catherine Bell and another speaker (Speaker A). They discuss the recent passing of Darcy's mother, gratitude for being able to be present due to entrepreneurial flexibility, memories of her 80th birthday and dancing in the hospital, and reflections on appreciating each day. Metadata includes a thumbnail (https://i.ytimg.com/vi/HyZ4HauFvuo/maxresdefault.jpg) and content_type YOUTUBE.
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Thanks for your support over the weekend. And I will just say that for anyone else who's listening, we were in the hospital with Darcy's mom. She transitioned. And this is why we're entrepreneurs, to have that flexibility to be there, to be able to be exactly where we want to be.
Right. So I'm glad you were able to be there while she passed.
Thank you. And know that Amor was praying for me all weekend. She was dropping me notes and I felt that. And you were sending me notes. So thank you. Thank you.
Even when you're prepared for it, it's still hard. Yes. I'm sorry.
Thank you. Well, she is line dancing, some line dancing wherever she is now. So I saw the video of you this morning and I was— thought of that. We actually had a few little dance parties in the hospital with her.
Awesome. How sweet is that?
Wow. She is tearing it up there. Nonstop energy, right? She just turned 80. We had a beautiful 80th birthday party for her and it was so cute. We donated all the decorations afterwards. She's in a retirement home, but she would not give up her tiara and sash.
Why would you? Priorities. That's right. I love it. Wow. Well, happy you're here. And it's again one more precious reminder of tomorrow's not guaranteed. We have today, and let's appreciate today and tell those that we love how much we love them. And so very true.
And let's live every day. Like, she was at Golden Girls at the dinner theater the day before. So every single day, we always say it, but it truly does matter.
