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I'm joined today by Jenna Kutcher author, host of Goal Digger marketing podcast, mum of 2 and insta influencer with something like a million+ followers. This episode called TRUTH delves deeps into Jenna's book called, "How are you REALLY?" and I ask her quite a few pressing questions. These include when we talk privilege as she recounts in her book how everything she's ever wanted she's asked for, which I wanted to know more about as it seems just that bit too, let's say, simple. And there's a whole big question about being safe leaders by partnering with people who aren't harmful to women. That's such a massive responsibility. I wanted to hear her take on this. The episode is a meaty convo with lots of connecting flavour, which means it's juicy. Let me know what you think on [email protected].
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