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The Jen Keller Show
The Jen Keller Show is where family, business, and life all come together. Hosted by Jen Keller—mom, leader, entrepreneur, and motivator—this podcast is about becoming who you were created to be while navigating the realities of motherhood, leadership, and growth.
Here, we talk about the things that matter most: showing up for your family, building businesses that thrive, and living a life anchored in purpose and growth. Each episode will inspire you to take action, challenge your comfort zone, and move one step closer to the bold, confident version of yourself that you were always meant to be.
This isn’t about balance—it’s about integration, authenticity, and becoming the fullest version of YOU.
The Jen Keller Show
Latest Episodes
Episode 3: These Are the Days Your Kids Are Watching
What if your kids are learning from you in the moments you don’t even realize they’re watching?Not just from the things you tell them—but from the way you live.How you handle disappointment.How you treat people.How you res...
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Episode 2: These Are the Days to Build the Dream
What if you could be deeply grateful for today… and still dream bigger for tomorrow?So often we think we have to choose between being present and pursuing our dreams. Between family and ambition. Between enjoying the season we’re in and ...
Episode 1: These Are the Days You’ll Miss Someday
We’re all guilty of it.Rushing to the next milestone.Waiting for life to slow down.Believing we’ll be happier “when…”But what if the life you’ve been waiting for is the one you’re living right now?In the first episo...
When Your Child’s Heart Hurts: Walking Beside Them Without Taking Over
Watching your child navigate friendship struggles is one of the hardest parts of parenting. Whether they’re feeling left out, experiencing rejection, facing conflict, or learning from a mistake they made, every instinct in us wants to protect t...
Teaching Our Kids How to Handle Disappointment
As parents, watching our kids hurt can feel harder than experiencing disappointment ourselves. Our instinct is to fix it, protect them, or make the pain go away.But what if disappointment isn’t something we’re supposed to rescue them fro...