Apparently, turning 39 has me looking back at my younger self and questioning just about everything.
We're back with Part 2 of Things I Used to Believe That Make Me Cringe Now, and this time we're getting into some of the expectations I used to have about what it means to be a good woman, a good person, and a grown-ass adult.
Like the idea that women are supposed to start dressing differently once they reach a certain age. Who decided that?! And why are we still listening?
Or that being authentic means sharing absolutely everything about your life, especially when you're someone who has built a career being open with people.
And then there's the belief that the more you give, the better person you are.
Your time, your money, your energy, your knowledge. At what point did generosity become something we're supposed to prove through self-sacrifice?
I'm talking about how my perspective on all three has changed, what I've learned about boundaries and valuing myself, and why I no longer feel the need to live according to rules I didn't consciously choose.
This episode is a little lighter than Part 1, but there are some things in here I think a LOT of women need to hear.
Let's get into it.
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