Unapologetically Extraordinary
How can you create an extraordinary life? Follow me on my journey as I pass on the wisdom, trials, errors and failures - all leading to a life that is fully my own. Because the world needs us to forge a life to the beating of our own drum. C'mon... join me:-)
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Bad Things Happen To Good People (opens the original)
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This episode is all about seeing catastrophes, road blocks and obstacles as what they are: guide posts on your journey. But, above all, they are unpredictable as each one of us is part of something way bigger.
Self-Responsibility (opens the original)
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One of the most important skills anyone can ever acquire is the one of self-responsibility. This is hands down one of the most defining characteristics if you want to live a happy and confident life.
Why Women in Their Forties are Ungovernable (opens the original)
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Women are told to fear their forties. But, what if that is actually the time they truly become the most powerful?
Why Matriarchy Might Be The Only Solution (opens the original)
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Matriarchy might be the most aligned and systemic solution to finally become unapologetically yourself. Because in a matriarchy, everybody is equally important in building a thriving community with children in the center. This might be the only system that allows everybody to thrive instead of barely survive.
Women, Body Image And The Beauty Myth (opens the original)
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Beauty has always been a social and political construct used to defend the patriarchal status quo and keep women in check. The more rights women gained, the tighter and more elusive the beauty ideals became.
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