S2E1: Growth, Gratitude, and Clarity for Girl Dads w/ Joey Bowen

In the first episode of Season 2 of the Daughtered Podcast, host Oscar converses with Joey Bowen from Few Will Hunt. They delve into Joey's journey as an entrepreneur, father, and leader centering on his approaches to balancing personal growth and humble service. The discussion spans topics from implementing mind and body growth frameworks for kids to reflecting on the unique challenges and rewards of fatherhood. The episode also touches on Joey's experiences with jiujitsu, entrepreneurship, and the importance of continuous self-awareness, gratitude, and service. This episode aims to inspire fathers to be strong, mindful, and present in their children's lives while also advocating for broader community growth.

Show Notes

00:00 Introduction to Season Two

01:26 Welcoming Joey Bowen

02:06 Joey's Journey and Few Will Hunt

05:20 Entrepreneurship Realities

07:36 Grappling with Fatherhood

23:09 Surprising Developments in Parenting

32:23 Reflecting on Childhood Influences

33:05 Parenting Through Nature vs. Nurture

34:10 Teaching High Standards and Perfectionism

36:17 Imitation and Apologies in Parenting

38:30 The Concept of the Parenting Gap

44:49 The 7-7-7 Rule of Parenting

56:35 The Importance of Belonging and Identity

59:57 Closing Thoughts and Reflections

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Welcome to the Daughtered Podcast — where dads come to talk, grow, and thrive. I’m your host, Oscar, and this is a space for men who are committed to becoming stronger, more mindful, and more present—especially in the lives of their daughters. We believe that fatherhood is a journey of growth. Each conversation on this podcast is a chance to learn, reflect, and level up as a dad and as a man. Whether you’re a brand-new father or deep into the teenage years, we’re here to support each other through every stage. Being Daughtered means embracing the lessons our daughters are continuously teaching us and using them to become better. We challenge current misconceptions of masculinity and lead with strength, compassion, and intention—building stronger relationships and lasting memories along the way. This community is for every man who’s ready to show up—not as a perfect dad, but as a growing one.