Are you feeling stuck, burnt out, or questioning if there's more to life than the traditional career ladder?
You're not alone. In this powerful mission statement episode, Denise shares her personal journey from corporate burnout to purposeful entrepreneurship, revealing why she created Too Much and why society's blueprint for success is fundamentally broken.
After building and shutting down a tech startup, working across fashion, events, TV production, and tech, Denise discovered her 15-year DJ career had been her secret blueprint all along. Showing her how to build a life of ease and joy, without the grind. This realization sparked her mission to share the wisdom she'd been "hoarding" from successful, fulfilled humans who were creating new pathways outside the status quo.
Learn why 40% of global workers are planning to quit their jobs, and more importantly, how Denise believes we can all design lives that prioritize purpose and fulfillment.
Key topics covered:
The hidden cost of chasing society's success checklist
How to live authentically without sacrificing financial stability
The difference between external achievements and internal fulfillment
Practical steps to align your career with your values and purpose
Whether you're experiencing quarter-life crisis, midlife questioning, or Sunday Scaries, this mission-driven episode offers Denise's framework for creating a purpose-driven life that feels both meaningful and financially sustainable. This is why Too Much exists, to prove that you don't have to betray yourself to build a successful life and pay your bills.
Perfect for millennials and Gen Z professionals who are ready to unsubscribe from hustle culture and embrace their own Too Much energy to design their unique definition of success.
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