Boundaries can be tricky. As women we are either perceived as too much, not enough, too loud, too quiet, too bold, too bossy, too sassy, not sassy enough - it can at times seem like we can't win.

But the solution we as women collectively are looking for, cannot be found outside of ourselves. Our boundaries should always be based on our own selves. Do I want to say yes? Do I want to say no? Is it an all in or a wait a minute?

In this episode we dive into the leaks and clogs of boundaries and identify what they mean, why they matter and how to know when to set which boundary.

Not to mention how boundaries are directly linked to our intuition and how our intuition is our best friend when exploring the world of boundaries.

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Good Girls are natural born leaders with a yet-to-be-explored potential. We see solutions to large world-scale problems and to us these solutions feel like: "why don't we just do it like this?" - simple, easy and natural. In today's episode I explain this perspective by looking at it through the lense of universal masculine and feminine energy, identifying Good Girls as feminine dominant.

Let's explore what being feminine dominant means, why this is our superpower and why the key to world piece lies within this unique superpower of ours.

We might not have been the ones breaking rules growing up, but when we step into our authenticity and return to our innate power (which in this episode you'll see lie within your feminine traits), we are the ones who end up re-writing the whole damn rulebook. And let's face it, there are a couple of rules or eighty around the world, that could benefit from a little upgrade.

So let's dig in!

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TRIGGER WARNING!

In this episode I mention topics that may be difficult to hear for some listeners. I briefly mention and reference suicide, school shootings, sexual assault, domestic violence, physical violence, rape, sudden family deaths and warfare. I acknowledge that it may be difficult to hear for some listeners.

Why is nervous system regulation so important in today's society? That is what I dive into in today's episode.

Tune in to hear how trauma might come up in your life and why The Somatic Method might just be the missing key your body is needing!

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