Episode Details

In 2021, Jenny Komenda hit a fork in the road. Her business was growing. The opportunity in front of her was real. She could have leaned in harder. Instead, she chose her faith and her family.

She didn't fully understand why that choice mattered until a year later, when her daughter landed in the hospital in a coma for almost a week.

Jenny walks through the two conference talks that shaped that decision, the family history behind it (including a great-great-grandmother who crossed an ocean and stayed faithful for decades with no other church members around her), and how becoming a temple worker changed the way she runs her business, The Rooted Home.

What you'll learn:

• Why "starting with the end in mind" led Jenny to step back from hyper growth
• How Elder Renlund's heart transplant talk reframed what it means to protect a changed heart
• The four-part Ho'oponopono practice Jenny uses to work through conflict with real charity
• Why she said yes to becoming a temple worker, even when the timing made no sense
• The story behind The Rooted Home, and the great-great-grandmother who inspired it
• What changes when you stop asking God to remove the burden and start asking him to make it lighter

Follow Jenny and her Christian art company The Rooted Home: @the.rootedhome on Instagram and visit her website at therootedhome.com.

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