Motherhood hits different when you're solo‑parenting in Denmark. In under twenty‑five minutes, hear a raw love letter that validates every unseen task and quiet victory.

Years of endless messes, mental load, and a missing village forced Jen Jul to put words to the quiet revolution of motherhood. She unpacks why one day of praise will never match the constant grind and how moms can keep rising with gritty grace.

Jen Jul, the host, is a former corporate executive, AI strategist, and mom of five. She blends ancestral wisdom, business systems, and candid storytelling to help women thrive without overwhelm.

If you’d like to explore all of Jen’s resources including AI education, check out her Stan Store: https://stan.store/JenRJul

Key Takeaways:

* Moms deserve more than a single day of recognition.

* Solo parenting exposes the missing village and the heavy mental load.

* Motherhood teaches radical humility, messy generational love, and resilience.

* Exhaustion comes from a lack of support, not from kids.

* Embrace uncertainty; show up imperfectly and ask for help.

“Motherhood isn’t a performance; it’s a quiet revolution.”

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Episode 3. My Forced Journey into AI Entrepreneurship in Denmark

Rejection pushed Jen from MBA job-hunter to AI Generalist. In under thirty minutes, you will hear how she turned “no” into a new business and what every non-technical founder can do next.

Years of unanswered applications in Denmark forced Jen Jul to reinvent herself as an AI educator for beginners. She explains how one “AI for non-technical people” course became a start-up, why internationals face hidden barriers, and how you can start using AI today.

Jen Jul, (The Host), a former Corporate Executive, AI Generalist, and mom of five. She helps women adopt AI without overwhelm. Known for blending cultural wisdom with AI literacy.

If you’d like to know more about all of Jen’s Resources (including AI Education), check out her Stan Store: https://stan.store/JenRJul

Key Takeaways:

• Rejection can be market research in disguise.
• AI literacy starts with prompts, not code.
• Hidden bias costs countries top talent.
• Survival pivots can outgrow passion projects.
• Your qualifications still matter. Keep going.

“Entrepreneurship was not my dream. It was my last resort.”

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Between Worlds: An Indigenous Perspective on Living in Alaska, Greenland, and Denmark in 2025

“The world feels louder than ever—politically, socially, and environmentally. But for Indigenous people, these struggles aren’t new. We’ve always lived in the aftermath of collapses that were never ours to begin with.”

In this episode, I share my journey across three lands—Alaska, Greenland, and Denmark—through the lens of identity, colonization, and resistance.

I discuss:

🔹 The urgency of now: Political polarization, the silencing of voices, and the rising power of oligarchies

🔹 Greenland’s fight for independence: How history is being rewritten in real-time and why it matters

🔹 Denmark’s colonial legacy: A country that prides itself on progress while erasing its past

🔹 Living as an Indigenous woman in the Arctic North and beyond.

This is Jen Jul's perspective on what it means to exist between worlds.

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Let’s reclaim our narratives, challenge the myths, and build a future that isn’t written for us—but by us.