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🗓️ 24 February 2025
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0:00.0 | Hello, friends, and welcome to the Liz Moody podcast where every week we are sharing real science, |
0:05.0 | real stories, and realistic tools that actually level up every part of your life. |
0:09.4 | I'm your host, Liz Moody, and I am a best-selling author and longtime journalist. |
0:13.1 | Today I'm going to be answering questions that you sent in on Instagram. You sent in hundreds of |
0:16.6 | questions. We are obviously not going to be able to get to that many, but we're going to get to |
0:20.8 | as many as we possibly can. I snuck a peek at these. They are juicy, but I left final selection up to |
0:26.2 | our question asker today, who is my husband, Zach. You guys probably recognize him from all of the |
0:32.0 | previous podcast episodes that he has been on, but I'm so grateful that you're here today. |
0:36.1 | And I'm very happy to be here. All right. You want to get right into it? Get right into it. Yeah. So in general, I mean, I don't think |
0:44.0 | I need to give you too much background. It's really interesting to see what people are interested in |
0:49.3 | in your life. A lot of it, you know, there's a number of things about business and about how you |
0:53.5 | operate the business and how what the kind of financial and kind of businessy side of like running a |
0:58.5 | podcast is. Okay. Interesting. Juicy. Yeah. The first step you took to start your business is how I want to |
1:04.2 | kind of start today off. I started my business while I still had a full-time job, which I actually do recommend unless you are |
1:12.8 | independently wealthy because it takes a lot of pressure off of the business itself to pay out |
1:18.3 | and be able to support your life. |
1:19.3 | I've seen a lot of people quit a job to start a business, to go after a dream, and then |
1:23.5 | they feel like they have this ticking clock in the background the entire time that they're |
1:27.9 | going after that dream and it makes them think more poorly. There's really interesting research that |
1:33.8 | shows that, and I share this all the time, but I think it's a fascinating fact that if we are stressed, |
1:38.2 | the part of our brain that problem solves that makes good decisions, that makes creative |
1:41.7 | connections is literally turned off. So if you have this ticking clock of, oh, I only have two months to make this business work, |
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