In this episode of Digging In, host John Savarino sits down with Jacqueline Walter, Rooted’s Director of Marketing, to explore how we balance risk in both life and finances.

They unpack how personal risk tolerance shapes the everyday decisions we make—from choosing bold moves in careers and relationships to how we save and spend for retirement. Jacqueline also shares how her own approach to risk influences the way she leads Rooted’s marketing strategies.

Whether you’re navigating life changes, building a retirement plan, or simply curious about how risk plays into the choices we all make, this conversation will give you fresh perspective on why balance matters.

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