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98 | Good Girl Gone Bad: Releasing Shame and Living On Your Own Terms

She's So Lucky

She's So Lucky

Balancedblackgirl, Self-improvement, #Shessolucky, Balancedles, Business, Entrepreneurship, Lesalfred, Education

4.82.8K Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2021

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

What does it mean to be good vs bad? Whose definition of a "good girl" are we holding ourselves to?

In this episode, I’m diving into who is benefiting from this mold of goodness because chances are, you aren't. Chances are you’re hiding behind the idea of being good and it’s dimming your light. By stepping out and speaking up for yourself more, you’re allowing yourself to do things purely for fun or that bring you joy.

You don't need to try to be good. You don't need to try to be bad. You just need to be you and that is enough.


In this episode, I discuss:

  • The definition of a “good girl” vs “bad girl”
  • Society's stereotypes of who women should be and how women should act
  • Breaking the mold and redefining yourself
  • What it means to live on your own terms


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0:00.0

On this show, I have talked at length about the importance of eating enough protein, but

0:04.9

sometimes eating protein throughout the day can be a challenge.

0:08.8

However, wonderful pistachios is one of the highest protein nuts and is the perfect

0:14.4

addition to your day.

0:16.5

Each one out serving has 6 grams of protein, over 10% of your daily value.

0:21.7

It's one of the highest protein nuts out there, but that's not all.

0:26.9

Pistachios are also known for their fiber and better for you unsaturated fats, which

0:30.7

we all need in our diet.

0:34.0

Wonderful pistachios come in a variety of flavors and sizes, perfect for enjoying with

0:38.6

your family and friends, or taking them with you on your summer adventures.

0:43.1

So whether you're dropping off the kids or running between meetings, fuel up with a healthy

0:47.1

and tasty snack.

0:49.1

Check out wonderfulpistachios.com to learn more about how these little green wonders can

0:54.0

power up your day.

0:56.9

Welcome to Balanced Black Girl, a podcast dedicated to mental, physical and emotional

1:06.8

health from the black woman's perspective.

1:09.7

Tune in to hear from black woman health and wellness experts giving the approachable

1:13.8

advice you need to help you feel your best.

1:16.8

I'm your host, Lestrandra Alfred.

1:19.6

Let's dive in.

1:24.1

Before Rihanna during the good girl gone bad era, previously portrayed as a wholesome

1:29.7

pop star with island roots, circa 2007, that was when she emerged with umbrella.

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