You are worth it. The visions you hold for yourself are worth it. It is not your job to

get anyone else to buy your vision. Your vision is yours and yours alone.

Hey, my name is Jenna Kutcher and I am obsessed with all things business, marketing, numbers

and helping you to navigate both the messy and the magical seasons of this thing called

life. I'm a small-town mama who took a $300 camera, grew a successful photo-biz and now

I work from home in Rema 7 figure online business. I teach you the tried and true secrets

to building a career you adore. Shia away from the real talk? No way. Money, hardship, growth,

loss and marketing are all topics we discuss here. Think of this as your one-stop shop for happy

hour with a gal pal mixed with business school. Pull up a seat, make sure you're cozy and get ready

to be challenged and encouraged while you learn. This is the Gold Digger Podcast.

So the other day I was chatting with a few friends, one of whom recently put in his two weeks

notice for a job that he's held for years upon years and he looked at me and he asked me,

am I crazy? I couldn't sleep last night thinking maybe everyone else is right and I'm a fool to walk

away even when there's so much else I want to do. As I recounted that I felt the exact same way

when I left my job over a decade ago it hit me. How really scary and daunting that time of my life

was but also how exhilarating it was to drop others expectations for me, my life, my career and

to go on this journey of carving my own path. This conversation made me think a ton about those early

days. Decisions I made, the fear I felt, the conviction I held for what I wanted. I mean we've all

heard the proud exclamations of no regrets when it comes to past mistakes or missteps people have

made because most often those mistakes led to new knowledge and perspective and so we stand from

that even though it might have been something cringey or disappointing ultimately whatever mistakes

we've made they were totally worth the lesson learned but get this call me overly curious but

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