I Love That You Share That in Your Book

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Jenne: I encourage you to push yourselves. It's something that is not necessarily natural to me, but incredibly important. So ya, i love that you share that in the book. Ok, so here's the deal. We are going to talk really briefly about your book specifically and then i want to do my final rapid fire questions for you. And they're not the questions i usually ask everyone else. But each time it feels a little awk or little much for me, i think.

How to ditch the golden handcuffs and create a life on your terms

As a photographer, influencer, course creator, author, and host of the wildly popular Goal Digger podcast, Jenna Kutcher is one of the most talented content creators out there. I love and respect Jenna so much not only because she is a digital marketing extraordinaire, but she’s hands down one of the most grounded women that I know.

And despite all of her success, what’s most impressive about Jenna is that her driving force has never really been about the hustle. She’s embraced the simple notion that we -- women especially -- crave a life of fulfillment, and has managed to create a life on her own terms while building an incredibly lucrative business.

It’s possible, friend, and Jenna is living proof.

Now normally when Jenna is on the show, we talk shop about all things online marketing (in fact, she recently joined me for an episode about how to launch a podcast – check it out here if you missed it.)

But in this conversation, we talk about the things that are important in becoming a successful entrepreneur but all-too-often get overlooked – like your sense of identity, whether or not your work is aligning with your values, and your purpose.

On paper, these things might not sound like a big deal, but trust me on this one -- they are -- and that’s why I am so excited to share this episode with you. In it, Jenna and I discuss:

How to take inventory of your life and what to do with the information that surfaces
The meaning of ‘golden handcuffs’ and how you can get out of them
What to do if you feel like you’ve traded your 9 to 5 job for a 24/7 business
How to overcome the fear of asking for help when you need it most
The inspiration for her new book How Are You, Really?: Living Your Truth One Answer at a Time

So whether you’re still in the throws of the 9 to 5 grind, have just started your business, or are an established online entrepreneur, this episode has something for everyone -- because in the end, I think it’s safe to say that we all desire the same thing -- to be fulfilled.

Here’s a glance at this episode...

[06:07] Reframing is extremely powerful, and can be helpful when you find yourself fearful of something.
[07:42] If you want to find ways to do more meaningful work, look at your calendar ahead and take a life inventory. Are you passionate about it? Does it align with your values? Does it bring you joy?
[10:38] Learn how to rest in the present outside of work, so that when you are in work-mode, you’re laser-focused.
[15:06] Golden handcuffs are benefits like unlimited vacation that make people feel stuck in the workplace. Do these really add value to your life?
[19:28] Entrepreneurship can get you to a life of freedom and choice, but you have to have a "why" that’s stronger than your work.
[24:24] The more you ask for help, the easier it becomes to ask for and receive it. Accept help if you want to live out your vision.
[28:39] You never know when the power of your story will inspire someone else to keep showing up in their life. You could literally change someone's trajectory.
[33:02] How Are You, Really?: Living Your Truth One Answer at a Time is Jenna's new book for women who are looking to come home to themselves.

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