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You didn’t start your business to be a full-time content creator. You started it to help people, earn consistent income, and finally have the freedom you dreamed of. The Goal Digger Podcast is your go-to show for clear marketing strategies, proven systems, and honest conversations that help you grow your business in a way that feels good and actually works. Hosted by Jenna Kutcher, New York Times bestselling author of How Are You, Really? and the self-made entrepreneur behind a seven-figure brand, this podcast is where you come to stop winging it and start making real progress. If you ha...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jenna Kutcher connects practical marketing decisions with the time, energy, and operating limits behind a creator-led business.
The Goal Digger Podcast turns business growth into practical decisions about how much to build, what to promote, and which demands deserve an entrepreneur's time.
Jenna Kutcher takes your 'too niche' worry all the way down to Minnesota planting deadlines.
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A personal business conversation about energy, identity, and building in a way that fits real life.
Jenna Kutcher opens with a plainspoken case for harder questions and a wider view of success. The conversation keeps returning to energy, identity, motherhood, health, and the strain of building while life is already full.
A clear nudge to start before everything feels ready.
Jenna Kutcher treats podcasting as open ground, not a closed club. She pushes back on the idea that it is too late to start, and the 91% figure becomes a hard-edged way of making that case.
A history-minded look at how power and worth are shaped by exclusion.
Jenna Kutcher's conversation with Ana Malaika Tubbs turns into more than a business interview. It looks at how power, worth, and leadership are shaped by history and exclusion, with patriarchy framed as a set of inherited rules that decide who gets centered, who gets left out,…
A tender family conversation that uses motherhood to look at work, values, and what stays with people.
This Gold Digger episode centers on a mother and daughter talking through independence, motherhood, and the values handed down between them. It works best as a plainspoken look at work and care, and at how women's roles have changed without losing every old expectation along the…
A practical listen for building a show between teaching, parenting, and everything else.
This episode looks at how to keep a podcast going when life is already packed, and at why the goal should reach beyond download numbers. Stacey Smith comes across as practical about the parts that usually get skipped over: recording in borrowed time, making do without a studio…
A practical case for building a business without social media.
This episode makes a steady case for building a business without leaning on social media. Jenna Kutcher and Kate Kordsmeyer tie that idea to burnout, algorithm anxiety, SEO, and content that keeps working after publication.
A grounded look at how founders can use AI to save time and grow without burning out.
This episode treats AI as a working tool, not a threat, as Jenna Kutcher and Natalie McNeil focus on delegation, time, and systems that give a founder more breathing room.
A steady reset that turns mystery symptoms into something more workable.
The episode treats fatigue and brain fog as cues that something may need a different kind of care, not as random annoyances. Jenna Kutcher opens from lived experience, and the discussion settles on a plain long view: build muscle, protect bone density, and aim for strength, not…
Italian morning radio with a wide-angle clock.
Irish business news, tested against real costs.
Global builders, technology, capital, and social impact.
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I see myself in a flowy dress, placing a book on a shelf, finally grounded and present.
Kate Kordsmeyer says she left social media in 2021 and has not posted since, yet her business kept growing through SEO, email, automation, partnerships, and ads.
Mae Pack says she built a multiple seven-figure handmade business by shifting away from social media and toward media outreach, blogs, magazines, and other people’s platforms.
Jenna Kutcher’s “6 Hidden Warning Signs of Burnout” frames burnout as something that often appears before people notice it, including fatigue, overcommitment, and disconnection from work and relationships.
Jenna Kutcher opens by asking the questions she says nobody has asked her.
Jenna Kutcher opens with a feeling many entrepreneurs know at the end of the year: the pressure to squeeze every last bit out of the calendar even when they are already running on fumes.
Stacey Smith joins Jenna Kutcher to talk about what it takes to start and keep a podcast going while working full-time and raising a family.
Jenna opens with a simple truth: great companies are not built alone.
Jenna Kutcher sits down with her mom for a conversation that feels warm, thoughtful, and a little nostalgic.
Jenna Kutcher opens by tying intuition to business, life design, and the urge to stop confusing hustle with success.
Jenna Kutcher and Marissa flip the usual Goal Digger format, with Marissa interviewing Jenna about how the brand has changed behind the scenes.
Jenna Kutcher says entrepreneurship is “the most expensive personal development program” after 14 years of building a business, and she frames the cost as ego deaths, control, and the versions of herself that had to die.
Jenna Kutcher frames The Goal Digger Podcast episode around the gap between entrepreneurship’s promise of freedom and the reality of feeling always on, behind, and tied to the phone.
Jenna Kutcher says the real project behind her business was “a life that actually felt like mine,” not just revenue or strategy.
Jenna Kutcher opens The Goal Digger Podcast episode "10 Marketing Predictions for 2026" by saying she is not offering "the next app" or an algorithm hack, but 10 shifts she is seeing "behind the scenes." She argues for "the great unfollowing," AI as "your intern," and "permission based selling," then ties all three to fewer platforms, more human work, and gentler launches.
Jenna Kutcher coaches Jennifer Galizia, founder of The Flowering Farmhouse in Hood River, Oregon, on selling a seasonal dahlia mini course and the Dahlia patch community.
Jenna Kutcher frames this Gold Digger Podcast episode around one question: what happens when "the life you built" no longer fits who you're becoming.
Shilpi Zalani, serial entrepreneur and high performance coach, discusses building freedom-based businesses for ambitious moms.
Jenna Kutcher presents AI as a way to grow a business without burning out, and introduces Natalie McNeil as an Emmy award-winning media entrepreneur, futurist, and visionary on AI and entrepreneurship.
Jenna Kutcher pushes back on the idea that podcasting is already too late.
Jenna Kutcher brings Drew back on The Goal Digger Podcast after “literal years,” and he jokes that a DM asked whether they were still married.
Jenna Kutcher explores how to apply business systems and structure to home life, sharing her journey with ADHD and the chaos of entrepreneurship.
Jenna Kutcher shares nine unexpected lessons from nine years of podcasting, including overcoming tech fears, discovering her ADHD through an interview, and building lasting trust with listeners.
Jenna Kutcher and functional medicine dietitian Bridget Tiggemeier discuss a three-year health transformation journey beginning January 2022.
The Gold Digger podcast with Jenna Kutcher hosts sociologist Ana Malaika Tubbs discussing how patriarchal systems create the appearance of personal failure in women while actually functioning as designed.