

The Courage to Be Disliked: People-Pleasing, Palatability & Reclaiming Your Identity
What if constantly trying to be liked is costing you the person you were actually created to be? In today’s episode, your favourite online sisters unpack the courage to be disliked — from the ways women are socialised to be palatable, agreeable and easy to accept, to the fear of rejection, judgement and disappointment…
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