Last week, a good friend of mine sent me a text message that said, don't be offended, but I think you might be trapped in your masculine energy.

And then she sent me a link to a YouTube video.

And my initial reaction was rude and also masculine energy. Like how anti-grural power of you.

But actually, the more I've looked into this, I think she might be right.

Hey, Clutterbugs, welcome back to the clutterbug podcast.

Today I want to talk about something that I've been newly introduced to that I find

interesting and I actually think it might be helpful question mark and I wanted to share it

with you because perhaps this could be a helpful concept for you as well. And this is the idea

of feminine versus masculine energy. And when I first got this message sent to me and was watching

this YouTube video, I had this preconceived notion that this was about gender stereotypes and this was about

girl jobs versus boy jobs and how girls are supposed to act versus how boys are supposed to act.

And I just, I'm not into any of that.

I really am not.

I was raised by a very strong woman who, you know, took life by the reins and

taught me that girls can do anything that boys can do. And there's no such thing as sort of

stereotypical gender roles. So I'm not saying it's a bad thing if you believe that. Just for me,

I really don't want to be put into a

box ever in any way. I just want to be me, whatever that is. So I had these preconceived

notions going in of what this meant, this feminine versus masculine energy, thinking it was

tied to gender. And the truth is, it really has

nothing to do with gender at all. It is completely about energy. And we're going to talk about that

in one second. But what I also discovered is, yep, I'm pretty sure I am trapped in masculine energy. And what it's doing is it's making me

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