You're listening to the Gold Digger Podcast episode number 15.

Today I'm doing something I've never done before and what better way to do that than to share it with you.

Today I'm sharing 10 things I am afraid.

Absolutely terrified to tell you.

These aren't just trivial things like eye-suck and showering or I haven't shaved my legs in months.

These are real things that I have never put out there online.

But these things are the things that are going to fill in the gaps that can naturally come in between us as humans, as listeners, as friends, as internet strangers.

And so today this episode is totally different and it could be a giant hit and it might be a total flop.

But I don't care because today I am telling you the truth.

And so I'm so excited to share these 10 things that I believe that I struggle with, that I obsess over, that I have going on in my life, that you would have never guessed from following me online.

So if you may get through this entire episode, I wish I could give you a virtual hug because you, my friend, are probably my kind of person.

But if this episode drives you crazy or it's not for you, that's okay too, you're in good company.

Whatever it is, this episode is for me, served to you.

You're listening to the Gold Digger Podcast with Jenna Kutcher, the live workshop-style business podcast for creative girl bosses.

So you can train from the experts how to dig in, do the work, and tackle your goals along the way.

Here's your host, photographer, educator, artist, and Mac and cheese lover, Jenna Kutcher.

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Hey Gold Diggers, it is Jenna Kutcher, and today I'm coming at you with something totally different.

It is about 9 p.m. It's totally dark out. Drew is out with his work, but he's celebrating his last day of work.

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