Balance is an achievable. Balance means the more I work, the more I have to play.

Right? Well, what if I don't want to keep adding more and more? What if I have a really busy work month?

I just need to figure out how that fits with the other things I want to do. Not add more stuff.

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.

You might already know this about me, but I am not someone who subscribes to this notion of

balance, and I'm using air quotes here. I believe in this idea of blend. Like, I want my life as a

mother and as an entrepreneur and as Jenna, the human to blend together so that I can show up as my

full self wherever I am, not having to segment or compartmentalize who I am and the things that I love.

Today's guest on the show has a very similar philosophy and it's this concept of work life harmony.

Tina Walser's story is super interesting and it is so inspiring. She turned a business that she

launched when she was just a teenager into an award-winning marketing agency. She led boarder

meetings as the youngest and sometimes only black women in the room, and pursued her childhood

dream of traveling around the world. Now, Tina is a business strategist, advisor, author, and founder,

and through it all, she's crafted this method for maintaining work life harmony. That is, she

doesn't forego joy and peace for productivity and that's something that I am constantly learning

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