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How One Moment Can Change Your Life with Jenna Kutcher
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2022
- When is it enough? In this candid conversation with Jenna Kutcher, you’ll learn how to find your “enough point” - where success meets life satisfaction. So you can stop hustling for more and enjoy the richness of your life today.
Jenna Kutcher is a small-town Minnesota mama who turned a $300 Craigslist camera into a successful wedding photography business, which later grew into a seven-figure digital marketing empire. Her new book, “How Are You, Really?” helps you answer life’s tough, important questions. Yes, the ones you’ve probably been avoiding.
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Jump to these highlights with Jenna Kutcher:
3:52 - How one small choice can change everything.
7:21 - The 5-year plan Jenna rejected.
12:04 - How to “find your passion” when you don’t feel passionate about anything.
17:09 - What no one tells you about going VIRAL.
24:42 - Why some things should *never* be monetized.
25:41 - How to find your “enough point.”
34:06 - The 3-word email that saved Jenna from massive burnout.
40:11 - How to live your most authentic, satisfying life.
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Thanks for the time-stamps ! Fabulous words 😎😉
I’m also from MN and worked at Target …..and now full time creating 😭 I was also creatively starved at Target and that’s why I started UA-cam. crazy! Love this!
That's amazing, Emily! We're so happy for you! 👏😍 -Grace, Team Forleo
Thanks for sharing this! As an entrepreneur I needed to hear these messages. I feel better knowing it's not just me who struggles sometimes. 😊
This is amazing!! And a relief to hear take it easy and ask for help, enjoy our families and creativity, Jenna you are lovely and wise, and Marie you absolutely are super inspiring in all you do, and these wonderful interviews! Thank you, bellas!
Hello Life Coach Nomads,
Wahoo! We are so excited to hear that you enjoy our interviews. There are so many great takeaways too.
-Antoinette, Team Forleo
Jenna couldn't be more beautiful- inside and out! Stunningly beautiful.
Drew and you are SO blessed to have each other.
Great video! I agree that we all have deep insecurities, which we often don't realize until we feel safe. A lot of my insecurities stem from religious abuse and sexual traumas since childhood, and I tend to blame myself for things that happened when I was scared and confused, which causes me to black out and dive into a fantasy world with my mental disorders. There are double memories in my mind, where reality and the delusions battle. So far, I've discovered I tend to think negatively about myself and have trouble enjoying my achievements, though I do see progress day to day. What I don't like is being told how to feel or how I feel, what I do like are conversations and entertainment that help me discover how I feel and what causes me to feel that way.
The pivotal moment that changed the trajectory of my life was joining the military. Not because it's great. No. I learned a lot, enjoyed my job, hated the mission and suffer from the effects, since I'm an empath who blocked emotions because they were too painful and I didn't feel I had support. After my military service, I had to get away from my husband at the time, and deployed to Afghanistan with a contracting company. I stayed there over a year, with a 2-week break, then went back to my home life. I remembered I hated it, so I deployed again with another company and requested the same location, same job. A couple of days after I arrived, I met the man I would run away with. It's been STRESSFUL trying to go from a people-pleaser who earned the income and did everything my ex-husband told me to do to an independent person who loves being around her love. My husband has told me many times to, "think for yourself." How can I not love a man who doesn't want to control me?
Now, I write dark psychological fantasies and include therapy skills I've learned on the way, focusing on the torture "chosen ones" go through to stay sane and help others without burning out their souls. I self-published "The Scarring of the Roshanra," my debut novel, last March. I have 73,901 words in my second novel, too! It will be ready by next spring, since quick deadlines are too rigid for me to enjoy what I do.
Today's simple choice is to shoot a video on the imperfections of perfectionism, which I've been procrastinating on doing because of the insecurities. But, I can do it. It won't be perfect, but it will be a step in the right direction.
Funnily enough, novels are easier for me than blogs, btw! I tend to ramble, like in this comment. HAHA
What an incredible interview! Can’t wait to go deeper and read Jenna’s book. I love how Jenna and Marie share about when enough is enough and business and how you don’t always need more and bigger to be better and to be happier. This is true gold!
Hello Toni-
So glad you enjoyed the discussion with Jenna! Yes, the interview was pure gold!!
Thanks for being a part of our community!
-Antoinette, Team Forleo
Great interview! And Jenna, you and your husband make a beautiful couple.
This is SOOOO on point for me as a business owner. Thank you for this!
Such great perceptions
Thank you for discussing such a hard topic with incredible honesty. You articulate to a tee the importance of finding that "enough point." By implementing these principles, we can all live full out!
what a great interview!!! thanks for sharing this story.
I had to pause to re-listen to this:
"And when I got back my time, which now is my currency through life, I learned the things that you see me doing today that allowed me to grow a seven-figure company. It wasn't the six figures. It was the work.
And I've never shared that, because I never want to get it twisted that like it was the money that was life changing. It wasn't, it was the time that allowed me to build a business that still affords me time. But when I claimed back my time, I went to seven figures, not intentionally, not as a goal on the paper, but because I was building something that could run while I rested. And that's a big difference."
Mic drop! TIME is a more precious commodity or resource than money will ever be. Yes, we need money to live and it makes life easier and less stressful, but our lives are made of TIME, not money. We can never get back time once it is spent (quantum physics & tardises aside!). And when you know what is worth prioritising, the rest can all fall into place... (ojala!).
Ok, back to finish the rest of the video now... 🙏😊💕
Thank you for sharing this conversation. This was so inspiring and helpful. You women shared some great information on how to run a business without running yourself in the ground. Thank you both!!
Hi Michelle,
We love hearing that you were inspired with the interview. We couldn't agree more that we can run a business and not run ourselves into the ground.
-Antoinette, Team Forleo
I deeply admire the vulnerability that Jenna shares regarding her relationship. It is so beautiful and tender- it feels like a gift. "Two people can love each other even though their bodies look different" is a statement dear to my heart. I think it's time to lift the "mis-matched" facade that people have to look the same in order to be a well matched couple. Isn't variety the spice of life? Different colors, shapes, heights, ages, etc can be what help make us even more compatible! Relishing all the expressions of beauty... Dr. Maria De Franco XOXO
Hi Maria,
Wow! We love your feedback and your takeaways from the interview with Jenna. We agree that the conversation was a gift. Let's celebrate in our differences and embrace who we are. Thank you for being a part of our community!
-Antoinette, Team Forleo
I absolutely loved this. You and Jenna light up my soul. Thank you, to both of you, for sharing your magic today.
Lots of great insights here. 🙏🖖
Nice day
How to get hardcopy of your book Jenna Kutcher
This interview is SO good, but I think not so popular because it requires a certain level of maturity as an entrepreneur to appreciate what you're exploring.
Thanks a lot for sharing!
When can I order Jenna's book audio version? Do you know or Jenna????? Great chat you two legends. Blessings from Downunder
Hi Kerrie! You can find her book on Audible through Amazon. :) Thanks for watching! -Grace, Team Forleo
Thank You :)💫✅