In fact, I would say, John, that the most successful people I know are not happy.

A lot of people who are very, very successful often have done it at the sacrifice of so many

other things in their life, and they often have a compulsion towards the success.

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.

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.

By the time Layla Hermosi was 29 years old, she sold her first business for $50 million.

By the age of 30, her portfolio of companies cost $200 million per year in portfolio

revenue spanning brick and mortar, service, licensing, education, e-commerce, and more.

Now those are some massive numbers.

There's no scurrying that fact.

But does bigger really mean better?

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