Oprah Winfrey

And now he has another book called What to Make of a Life.

And in that book, he talks about that it's not necessarily what you're good at, but what you're encoded for.

And so when I started to read your book, I thought you were encoded to become the woman that you are now.

You were encoded.

for entrepreneurship.

You were encoded with a business mind.

What do you think that is?

What do you make of your encoding?

Don't you feel to this, Emma, that nothing was wasted?

Nothing was wasted.

Even that time with being the older sister and taking care of the family, that all of that has now come into play now.

Time for a quick break, listeners.

Up next, Emma Greed on her controversial take on work-life balance, why she says mom guilt is not a part of her story, and why she believes more women need to start talking openly and honestly about money.

Stay with us.

Welcome back to the Oprah Podcast.

I'm here with powerhouse entrepreneur, wife, and mother to four, Emma Greed.

Her new book, Start With Yourself, A New Vision for Work and Life, offers modern advice for working women, especially mothers.

Let's get back to it.

And in the introduction, you write, all women are exhausted while it's very easy.

And we see this all over our culture to blame men in inequitable systems.