You're listening to Kivocalda CEO, episode 222. I've always felt work-life balance is an unrealistic

expectation to strive for because different seasons require different priorities. So I usually

opt for the goal of work-life harmony instead. Today's guest shares that same sentiment.

Tina Wells, founder of Relevant Media and Wanderlane, launched a successful market research company at age 16, has published more than 15 books over the course of the last two decades, and has been recognized in fast companies 100 most creative people in business and essences 40 under 40.

Her acclaimed elevation approach, a framework for finding work life harmony

Tina developed while confronting her own burnout, expanded with a book and corresponding product

line available at Target stores nationwide. In today's case study, Tina takes us through how

she supplied the four phases of her elevation approach to 6x her revenue in two years

while cutting her daily work hours in half and how you can apply it to your life seasonally,

monthly, weekly, and daily.

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Hey friends, I have a new friend that I made this year, Tina Wells, who I was so honored to get

to be on a panel with

at Create and Cultivate Future Summit in Austin earlier this year. And Tina is, I mean,

what is Tina not is maybe a better word, which if you heard the intro, you already know. I mean,

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