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Jo Jensen on Anxiety, Audiences, and Action

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Jo Jensen is the founder of MovieGoer and she’s currently the SVP of Digital and Entertainment Strategy at Touchdown Strategies, a PR firm. and is an Aspen Institute Civil Society Fellow. Since all fellows have ventures over there, she’s currently writing a book called “America Has a Girlfriend Problem.”

Today, we talk about the anxiety of my generation and how to unplug, attempting to grow comfortable with discomfort. We talk about how things have changed and how we can become more active, willing to take leaps that will either succeed or teach us fundamentally important lessons.

We also talk about her work with growing audiences and relationships. The first step is always caring about others and seeing their potential. Then we move on to talk about America’s Girlfriend Problem, addressing the issues which disproportionately affect single women in America today.

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1. Jo Jensen on Anxiety, Audiences, and Action (00:00:00)

2. [Ad] Leadership Lessons From The Great Books (00:11:43)

3. (Cont.) Jo Jensen on Anxiety, Audiences, and Action (00:12:30)

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Jo Jensen is the founder of MovieGoer and she’s currently the SVP of Digital and Entertainment Strategy at Touchdown Strategies, a PR firm. and is an Aspen Institute Civil Society Fellow. Since all fellows have ventures over there, she’s currently writing a book called “America Has a Girlfriend Problem.”

Today, we talk about the anxiety of my generation and how to unplug, attempting to grow comfortable with discomfort. We talk about how things have changed and how we can become more active, willing to take leaps that will either succeed or teach us fundamentally important lessons.

We also talk about her work with growing audiences and relationships. The first step is always caring about others and seeing their potential. Then we move on to talk about America’s Girlfriend Problem, addressing the issues which disproportionately affect single women in America today.

Support the show

Never miss another AdamSmithWorks update.
Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Jo Jensen on Anxiety, Audiences, and Action (00:00:00)

2. [Ad] Leadership Lessons From The Great Books (00:11:43)

3. (Cont.) Jo Jensen on Anxiety, Audiences, and Action (00:12:30)

227 episodes

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