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Living On Purpose

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"Living on purpose" means doing what actually matters to you in alignment together with your values and beliefs. I can't tell you what which means for you, however, you recognize it after you feel it — and when you don't. after you aren't being you, everything is foggy and colorless. You're bored and busy at a similar time, and forever tired. Do you ever feel like your life has been lived based on all the "shoulds" you've put on yourself? For example: "I should take this job because it pays well" or "I should have gotten married and have a kid by now". In this episode of The Jenna Banks Show, featured guest Amy Wong reveals why we should stop 'should-ing all over ourselves and start living on purpose.

Best Motivational and Inspirational speech

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In this episode of The Jenna Banks Show, Liz Brunner shares some of the inspirational stories from her journey to writing her new book "Dare To Own You". Liz reveals how she went from having a career as a traveling singer to working in retail, to a 28-year television career where she became an Emmy award-winning journalist where she interview prominent figures ranging from professional athletes to global political leaders including President Barack Obama as well as cultural icons such as Oprah Winfrey. Spoiler alert, she did all of this without even having a degree in journalism. Video Title: Best Motivational and Inspirational speech - Dare To Own You with Liz Brunner

Embracing Ambition

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  The Truth About Embracing Ambition In this episode of The Jenna Banks Show, Kesley Smith and Jenna Banks shine a light on the topic of ambition as it relates to women. Embracing Ambition While many women feel like they are ambitious, research shows that most don't want to identify as "ambitious". Women tend to relate the actual word to describe traits that are seen as being masculine in nature, and even as negative traits. Kesley Smith is a 27-year-old Director of Business Development & Corporate Communications at Greenleaf Book Group and the Co-Founder of the BrainTrust Ink publishing imprint, who sees herself as incredibly ambitious. We dive into details of her background and how she learned to overcome the societal pressures that many women face to "play it small" in order to embrace her ambition fully, and shamelessly.