Surprising People With An Extra Layer of Love – Tina Roth Eisenberg

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  I go on a weekly dinner date with my daughter.

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  She's eight.

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  I love it.

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  It's just short and sweet, but it's just our ritual every week.

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  And so a few months ago, we're sitting in a restaurant, we're having dinner, and I ask her, so, Ella, do you actually know what I do at work all day?

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  And she just very matter of fact, very quickly answered, yeah, mom, you sit at your computer and you laugh.

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  So there's this myth about being a grownup, especially being a parent, that it's a time where the play's gotta end and the serious work begins.

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  That laughter and surprise and curiosity and spontaneity.

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  Very often the things that got you where you are, well, that all needs to see to, you know, more responsible behavior.

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  But what if the exact opposite was true?

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  What if the real secret to a life well lived was to never let them go?

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  Better yet, to build your waking hours around them?

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  That's what we're talking about on today's episode.

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  I'm Jonathan Fields.

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  This is good life project.

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  My guest today is Tina Roth Eisenberg.

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  Over the last nine years, she's founded a design turned lifestyle blog, a breakfast conference for creative pros, now hosted in more than 100 countries around the world every month, an artist driven temporary tattoo company, a flourishing co working space in Brooklyn, all while raising a family.

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  And it all seems to come from a place of deep service and play and this insatiable desire to connect with people and to help them connect with each other.

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  The real connections that I've made in life, they were always because they came out of a face to face meeting, right.

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  I really, really believe in the more I'm online, in all the different manners of Twitter and all that which I love.

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