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Grow Through It Podcast With Phi Dang

Grow Through It, is a podcast on all things mindset, self love, energy and purpose. Hosted by Phi Dang, a human design life coach known as ‘The Positivity Queen,’ this podcast is for you if you are looking for not just inspiration and motivation to live your best life but…

Podcast · By Phi Dang · Australian English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    139: Be Kourtney, Not Khloé: People-Pleasing, Boundaries & When Relationships Change (opens the original)

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    What happens when being the “good friend” or the “easygoing one” starts costing you your own peace? In this episode, we unpack people-pleasing, over-accommodating and the pressure to keep everyone happy, using Kourtney and Khloé as a pop-culture lens for the very different ways people respond to family dynamics, friendship changes and conflict. In this episode Phi discusses with Rio Weerasinghe, founder of Gotchu. Rio Weerasinghe is a Sydney based founder and corporate tech professional who buil

  2. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    138: The Dating Economy Is in Recession = Avoidants & The Commitment Crisis Jasmine Jaz Melody (opens the original)

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    Modern dating has never been more connected, yet so many people have never felt more confused. In this episode prompted by Lorenzo and Julia from Love Island's appearance on This Morning, I'm joined by cultural commentator Jaz Melody for an unfiltered conversation about the realities of dating today, from exclusivity and commitment to why becoming "official" suddenly feels like such a big milestone. We unpack attachment styles, the pressure women feel to be the "cool girl," why so many people cl

  3. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    137: The Misogyny & Psychology Behind Influencer Hate: Why Female Visibility Triggers Us (opens the original)

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    In this episode, we unpack why “influencer” has become a dirty word and explore the hidden psychology behind influencer hate, online criticism, and the way women’s success is judged in the digital age. We discuss whether society holds female creators to a different standard, the connection between visibility and misogyny, why women with platforms often become targets, and how we can separate valid accountability from unfair judgement. Phi dives into social media culture, female entrepreneurship,

  4. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    136: Love Island, Feminism & Modern Dating | Dating as a Feminist & The Challenges with Jasmine Jaz Melody (opens the original)

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    In this episode, I chat with cultural commentator Jasmine Melody after we connected over her viral TikTok unpacking Love Island UK. What started as conversations about Jasmine, Kavan and the villa quickly became a much bigger discussion about modern dating, feminism and the way we relate to one another outside reality TV. Together we explore why some men struggle to date a feminist, why women are often expected to prioritise empathy over accountability, how family upbringing and culture shape ou

  5. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    135: Fatherless Behaviour, Gateway Misogyny & the Double Standards We Don’t Even See with Emma Whitnall (opens the original)

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    Why is a woman's absence of a father used to explain her "behaviour," while a man's absence from his own child is barely questioned at all? In this episode, we're unpacking the exhausting double standard where women are held responsible not just for what happens to them, but for how they respond to it. Inspired by Jasmine Gaziza Müller's essay "Gateway Misogyny & Red Pill Microdosing," we dig into how small comments, jokes, and stereotypes act as a gateway to bigger beliefs about women and how t

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