I want for you to constantly be filtering through your own filter as to what advice is meant for you

and what makes sense for you and what resonates with you and what is exciting to you.

Give yourself permission to leave anything else behind without guilt, without shame, without questioning

your judgment.

I'm Jenna Goetcher, your host of the Gold Digger podcast. I escape the corporate world at the

age of 23 with nothing more than a $300 camera from Craigslist and a dream. Now I'm running a

seven-figure online business that feels even better than it looks, all from

my house in small town, Minnesota with my family. Here, we value time as our currency. We mix the

woo and the work, and we are in the pursuit of building businesses that give us the freedom

to live lives that we love. I've always loved turning big goals into reality, and I'm here to

help you do the same. This isn't just a peek behind the curtain. Come along with me and my guests as we

tear the whole curtain down. Every week we tackle practical, no-fluff marketing strategies and host

honest discussions on what works and what doesn't. Join me and my expert guests for actionable

insights to help you grow your dream business with confidence. Pull up a seat and get ready to be

challenged, inspired, and empowered. This is the Gold Digger podcast. Not all business advice

is created equal. In fact, some of the most commonly shared expert tips,

the ones that sound super strategic or even proven, can actually do more harm than good.

Over the years, I've been handed plenty of well-meaning advice that if I had followed it,

would have led me straight to burnout, bad investments, or a business that

didn't even feel like me. And let's be real, how many times have you heard a business

tip and thought, wait, does this even make sense for me? So in today's episode, I'm breaking down

five pieces of bad business advice. I'm so glad I ignored. Some of them might surprise you,

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