EP 417 You Don’t Have to Do It All

The Purpose Show

Allie Casazza

Marriage, Self-improvement, Business, Goalsetting, Education, Intentionalliving, Homemaking, Entrepreneur, Purposefulliving, Mindfulliving, Motherhood, Minimalism, Femaleentrepreneur

4.6 • 4.5K Ratings

🗓️ 21 January 2025

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of The Purpose Show, I’m tackling the overwhelming pressure so many women feel to juggle it all—managing roles, responsibilities, and expectations. Let’s get real: society has sold us the idea that we need to do everything ourselves, and it’s time to break free from that narrative.

We’ll talk about the power of delegation, asking for support, and making intentional choices about where your energy goes. This conversation is all about recognizing your worth and redefining what it means to truly thrive as a woman in today’s world.

My links here:https://alliecasazza.com/tpslinks

Takeaways

-Women feel pressured to do it all, which is unrealistic.
-Delegation is essential and a sign of strength.
-The expectation for women to manage everything is a cultural construct.
-Society praises women who sacrifice their well-being for others.
-Managing a home is as complex as running a business.
-Women should not feel guilty for seeking help.
-Thriving means making intentional choices about energy.
-You do not have to do it all; it's okay to ask for support.
-The glamorized image of a perfect woman is a myth.
-This message is crucial for empowering women, especially mothers.

Transcript

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0:00.0	So then why is it that women are told, and it's implied a ton, that they should feel guilty for hiring a house cleaner, for asking their partner to share the mental load, or saying no to things that just don't align with their priorities and choosing to not do it all?
0:18.2	It is time to question this narrative and rewrite it entirely.
0:23.6	You're not here to stay the same old time. You're not here to play fucking small.
0:28.7	The whole point of being alive is to live, to evolve. You're listening to the purpose show.
0:37.2	All right, my loves, we are going to get straight into it as usual.
0:41.5	I have been working privately with clients much more than I normally do, actually much
0:46.9	more than I really ever have.
0:48.9	And there has been such a strong, common thread that has led to so many tears in these women that I'm working
0:57.1	with such a deep need for reprogramming and the neuro-energetic encoding techniques.
1:04.2	I mean, it's just been like almost every single client, no matter what she's come to me for,
1:10.1	has had this issue come up. And it has to be a
1:15.0	conversation here. So buckle up for a pep talk. We are getting into it. Women feel pressured to
1:22.3	do it all. And it is so ridiculous. I am literally sitting in my office looking at my screen with a different,
1:32.2	brilliant, gorgeous goddess on it every single day. And they are all feeling the same heaviness
1:39.4	from carrying the same fucking weight that is actually impossible for one person to carry.
1:47.0	We need to clear something up right fucking now. No one. No one is doing it all. There is such a
1:54.7	pressure to do it all, to do it so well, and to have it all together. The people who seem like they're doing it all,
2:02.8	they're either running on fumes,
2:04.8	headed for absolute adrenal fatigue, burnout, mental health, crash and burn,
2:09.9	I would fucking know,
2:11.6	outsourcing behind the scenes or burning themselves into the ground.
2:16.9	The glamorized idea of a woman flawlessly managing her career, her home, her family, her relationships, her self-care, all by herself is not reality.
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