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How to go from people-pleasing good girl to bad bitch. A guide to glowing up your energy, money and self worth.
I help female entrepreneurs glow up their money and become main character energy. I am obsessed with my cat and I can't live without afternoon naps.
As little girls, we’re taught that anger isn’t sexy. But here’s a dirty little secret: anger is actually better than Adderall. Being pissed off helps us define exactly what we want—and more importantly, what we will never tolerate ever again.
When you aren't well-versed in your "fuck nos," you tolerate garbage. You settle for the bare minimum. And worst of all? Swallowing your anger causes cellulite.
The problem with anger is that most girls ignore it, spiral, or waste it. They pick fights with losers on social media, get passive aggressive, vent for three hours to their bestie, or pretend to be happy.
Here's how to stop wasting your anger and turn revenge into revenue:
Treat your anger like a little fire. But we aren't going to take it out on strangers or cut people off in traffic—we don't need any bad karma. Instead, you are going to let it burn in the background of your mind like premium gasoline.
When a wave of pettiness hits, do not text him.
Put on your revenge playlist and immediately do something productive for your business. I'm talking about opening up that spreadsheet or filming that spicy content you've been putting off. The trick is never waiting to feel motivated. Action is the motivator, not the other way around.
Everything is energy, and emotions are highly contagious. The vibe you put into your brand creates a literal frequency. We've all read something copied from ChatGPT—it feels completely dead because there's no real emotion behind it.
For your content to stand out, you need some fire behind it. Stop wasting your fire on bullshit and put it into something that gets you a return on investment.
When I feel rage bubbling up and start to feel guilty, I always ask myself: If a man felt this way, would he be judged?
Your rage isn't a flaw—it's one of your greatest assets. Monetize it.