If it's all diluted because of dispersal, it takes the power away.
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Whatever it is that's productive that moves the needle on your enhancement or the people around you improves your survivability, whatever it is. Whether it's performing a piece of music or reading a book or writing a letter or doing your to-do list, or painting.
There's tremendous power, like personal strength and power in that kind of focus, and taking something to a done, whatever it is. Jenna Elfman: It's like I teach my kids this all the time is like I'm actually concerned for the next generation because they're not learning to stay with one thing and find the power that comes when you're really putting all of your attention on what you're doing while you're doing it. Episode HighlightsĠ1:22 – Jennifer reiterates this month’s charity initiative, Global Alliance for Maternal Mental HealthĠ5:10 – Jennifer and Jenna discuss her show, Fear the Walking DeadĠ7:38 – Transitioning from dance to actingĠ8:08 – Jennifer and Jenna bond over their shared experience of moving to Los Angeles to work in entertainmentġ4:01 – The importance Jenna places on privacy and self-careĢ0:55 – Jennifer and Jenna talk about the overwhelming nature of technologyĢ4:59 – The power of focusing your energy on a singular thingĢ7:06 – Rules Jenna enforces with regards to her children and their technology useĢ8:51 – Jennifer talks about hiring someone to help her get organizedģ2:05 – Struggles with parenting and technologyģ9:03 – Jenna recalls discovering that her child was far-sightedĤ6:42 – How the entertainment business has changed for women over the past few yearsĥ0:11 – The importance of having integrityĥ1:43 – Knowing your worth and demanding what you deserveĥ7:05 – What does Jenna think about when she hears the word ‘love’?ĥ7:45 – Where in the world would Jenna most like to live? Finally, Jenna shares her thoughts on integrity, knowing your worth, and being forthright in asking for what you deserve. Jenna and Jennifer also speak about education and getting their children the proper attention and care they deserve. They talk about the overwhelming nature of our digital culture and the difficulties of parenting in a world where technology and cell phones have seemingly taken over major aspects of life. Jenna and Jennifer relate their shared experiences as mothers and discuss the importance of self-care, privacy, and finding time for yourself.
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In this episode, Jenna talks about her successful and fascinating career in entertainment from professional dancing to acting in hit television shows and major motion pictures.
She and Bodhi host a podcast called Kicking and Screaming, in which they humorously discuss their more than 20-year marriage. Jenna currently resides in Los Angeles with her husband Bodhi Elfman and their two young sons. As a classically trained ballerina, Jenna has been invited twice to be a guest judge on the hit dance competition show, So You Think You Can Dance. Her film credits include, Friends with Benefits, Big Stone Gap, Keeping the Faith, and the cult classic, Can’t Hardly Wait. Since then, she has appeared on numerous television shows, most notably Shameless, Damages, Growing Up Fisher, 1600 Penn, and, most recently, Fear the Walking Dead.
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She is most well-known for portraying the role of Dharma on the hit television show, Dharma and Greg, for which she garnered a Golden Globe Award, two TV Guide Awards, and three Emmy Award nominations.
Jenna began her career as a professional dancer before ultimately transitioning to acting. Jennifer welcomes to the podcast award-winning actor, Jenna Elfman.
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