In this episode, we explore how the societal conditioning of being a "Good Girl" has shaped how we, as women, navigate life. From early on, we’re taught to meet expectations—whether from family, society, or religion.
But what happens when those expectations limit our potential, desires, and self-expression?
Let's flip the script: what if we start by defining what we truly want?
Without a clear goal or vision for ourselves, we’re stuck going through the motions. But when a woman steps into her power as the queen of her life, she reclaims her desires, living without shame or guilt.
Understanding the struggles of being a "Good Girl" is crucial because it’s a collective experience many women share. Each of us has been conditioned to fit certain molds, but those molds look different depending on the unique environments—whether family, cultural, or religious—that shaped us. These beliefs have influenced how we see ourselves and what it means to be a woman.
In this episode, we dig into those belief structures, unravel how they hold us back, and redefine what it means to be empowered and whole as women.
