In this deep and honest episode, Joanna explores one of the most pervasive and sneaky forces that shape women's leadership — The Good Girl Syndrome.

Whether you identify as a coach, facilitator, healer, or entrepreneur, chances are the Good Girl voice still shows up:
It's  that inner whisper that says "Don't upset anyone," "Don't be too much," "Don't rock the boat."

But as Joanna shares, every time we silence our truth or shrink our power, something vital within us withers.
And the world doesn't need more good girls — it needs revolutionary leaders.

Through powerful examples, personal stories, and psychology of human behavior, this episode unpacks:

Why the Good Girl archetype forms — and how early experiences might teach us that love equals compliance.
How this conditioning limits your coaching, facilitation, and business growth.
What it means to evolve into the Revolutionary Leader — a woman who speaks truth, stands in integrity, and leads with fierce compassion.
Practical ways to begin reclaiming your voice and leadership, including reflective questions and micro-rebellions that move you toward freedom.

This is an episode about power, authenticity, and awakening the part of you that refuses to stay domesticated.

If you're ready to step beyond being "good" and start being real, visible, and world-changing — this one will speak directly to your soul.

If you want to go deeper, join us for Reclaiming Eve: Initiate the Revolutionary Leader Within.

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