212: The Five Good Girl Myths w/ Majo Molfino

Good Girl Myths Learn about the ‘Good Girl’ archetype and why it is deeply rooted in the patriarchy  Discover the 5 ‘Good Girl Myths’ that every woman needs to overcome to some degree How to shed the subconscious misconceptions you have been living with for years Tips for becoming the heroine of your own story and tapping into your inner wisdom Why you need to start following your intuition and listen to what your body needs   Episode Summary:  Do you find yourself following external authorities rather than your own intuition? Do you people please, sacrifice yourself for others, or stifle your voice in the interest of keeping the peace? There is a good chance that you learned these tendencies from a young age, as many women do. Majo Molfino is on a mission to help women identify the ‘5 Good Girl Myths’ so that you can stop minimizing your power and start stepping into your truth. An author, designer, and women’s leadership expert with a Masters in Design, Majo is passionate about helping women tap into their intuition and power and stop giving in to the myths that have been keeping you down. The myths of rules, perfection, logic, harmony, and sacrifice play into every sphere of our lives and decision making, and it is only by recognizing these subconscious tendencies that we can start to overcome them.  The powers you give up when you give in to these ‘Good Girl Myths’ can not only drain your energy but also your zest for life. This episode is all about dismantling the patriarchy, identifying your inner wisdom, and becoming the heroine of your own story. It is time to stop giving up your precious resources and start to embrace the imperfections necessary for growth and change.    Resources Mentioned: Majo Molfino Website Breaking The Good Girl Myth by Majo Molfino   Other Resources: Check out the full show notes page Keep up with everything Dr. Mariza Follow Dr. Mariza on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Youtube

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