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The Goal Digger Podcast · December 29, 2025 · 42m

943: What My Husband Sees That the Internet Never Will

Drew Kutcher, Jenna Kutcher
Show Notes

Jenna Kutcher sits down with her husband Drew for the first time in years to talk about what comes after the achievement timeline. With both daughters now in school, they're asking what they actually want—not what they're supposed to want. Drew reflects on becoming a stay-at-home dad with chickens, a garden, and a therapist, and they share how they're leading their marriage and family differently. The conversation covers intuition as a business strength, the power of slowing down, and what it really takes to grow together while growing individually.

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Curious

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Intuition as a business superpower
Jenna describes intuition as a critical asset in business decision-making, one that often gets overlooked in favor of data.
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Highlights

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Slowing down is the gateway to what matters
The couple describes how stepping off the constant rush has revealed that the best parts of life are often the simplest.
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Growing together requires growing individually
Jenna and Drew argue that a strong marriage isn't about sacrificing yourself but about each partner doing the work to become a fuller person.
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Redefining marriage beyond traditional roles
Drew never expected to be a stay-at-home dad, but the reality has transformed his family and his sense of self.
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Editorial

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Advice for partners of ambitious women
Drew offers a grounded perspective on what it takes to be a supportive partner to a driven, successful woman.
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Misc

✧Drew never imagined being a stay-at-home dad; now he keeps chickens and a garden, and sees a therapist weekly.
✧Jenna considers herself an introvert who hates small talk.
✧The couple is in a season of rediscovering themselves now that both daughters are in school full-time.
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