How Are You Really with Jenna Kutcher

<p>Jenna Kutcher is a digital marketing expert, self-education mastermind, book-writing, data-obsessed algorithm avenger, detail-loving self-care activist, stubborn-as-heck achiever, and individualist. Her podcast, The Goal Digger Podcast, is a chart-topping business podcast that delivers top business experts' best-kept secrets. </p><p>Jenna just launched her book, <i>How Are You Really</i> which is a space created for all goal diggers and is filled full of soul-unlocking guidance to lead you forward. </p><p><strong>Memorable Moments: </strong></p><p>6:38  “And so for me, what's been so fascinating is kind of working through this process of figuring out who am I, but not just who am I today; but who do I want to become?”</p><p>7:28 “One thing that I want to encourage your listeners is to recognize that like, our identities aren't fixed, we are constantly changing and growing and evolving. And I want us to continue becoming…(7:51)  And in doing that, you invite other people to maybe consider different things so that we can continue changing our identities as we should, as students in this thing called Life School.” </p><p>10:06 “I think that the way that we are perpetuating this hustle mentality, it is only going to lead us there (burnout). And we have become people who have tuned out those check engine lights so long that something has to suffer for us to wake up to the fact that we're not doing something that sustainable, whether it's relational or health-related”</p><p>10:27  “I've had a lot of burnout moments when I've recognized that the dream that I'm working towards, or the goal that I'm working towards, doesn't feel good.”</p><p>10:52 “One of the things that I think is really important is to talk about boundaries. I feel like balance was the word for a long time and I feel like boundaries is the new word.”</p><p>11:42 “What I want to come coupling alongside that, is boundaries, and how can we invite them into our lives, to really preserve our lives so that the lives that we're living feel good, but that we