raw, unfiltered audio
experience that exposes the
difference between
the version of you your
mom likes and the version
of you that gets paid.
Fair warning: this was designed to make you uncomfortable. If you want to get inspired, this isn't for you.
Stop playing small when
you were born to lead
This will wake up the part of you they told you to hide...
and show you exactly why she's your greatest business asset.
Black Sheep Identity Activated
Somewhere along
the way somebody
told you that you
were too much.
For me, it was my dad. After I got
pregnant at 16, he took it upon
himself to tell me exactly what I’d
grow up to be.
Good for nothing.
Who told you that
you were too loud?
Too bossy? Too bold? Too much? Not ladylike
enough? Not appropriate enough? Who made you
feel like your personality needed to be supervised?
You didn’t even agree with it back then.
But you were too young to know you could
reject the scolding.
As a good little girl, who respects her parents you
accepted the discipline.
I mean… your parents do know what’s best for
you. Right?
Why would you even imagine that the people that
you loved, trusted and depended on were
projecting their shame onto you?
The crazy thing is that for years
it looked like they were right.
Except… they were never
describing your weakness.
I’m ready to activate my Black Sheep identity
Your mouth did get
you in trouble.
People did misunderstand you. You were “a lot.”
But after you listen to this audio???
You won’t be able to unsee it. You’ll wake up to the
manipulation and suddenly your whole life will make sense.
You might even feel resentment afterwards when you start to
think about who taught you to silence yourself.
I’m here for it!
That means you’re finally seeing shit clearly.
Let me tell ya… you’ve been trying to build a business with
all of that conditioning running in the background.
Editing what you think.
Softening your words.
Over-explaining yourself.
Showing up as the professional,
watered-down version of yourself…
…and wondering why nobody’s paying or paying attention.
Your parents, church or even your spouse want you to be a
certain way… because it benefits them.
So you were trained to lead in
life with the Good Girl character.
She’s sweet (and by sweet I mean she doesn’t
complain when she really wants to).
She’s polite.
She says thank you, A LOT…
She doesn’t make people uncomfortable.
She lowers her voice.
She doesn’t question authority.
And she’s not “difficult” to deal with.
And if your life was a movie?
This Good Girl became the main character.
The protagonist. The hero.
Let me tell ya, this
started long before
you had a business.
Harvard looked at this.
They found that little girls are chatty, open and full of
opinions. Then somewhere around 13, they figure out that
isn’t “appropriate.” And they start policing every word.
(Annie Rogers, Harvard Educational Review, 1993)
You were that little girl.
You said what you thought. You had opinions and
you didn’t clear them with anybody first.
Until somebody made it clear that wasn’t okay.
You started editing yourself. And you never stopped.
You walk into a room and you already
know who’s upset. Who’s uncomfortable.
Who needs to be handled.
And you fucking handle it.
You adjust. You smooth it over.
You make sure everybody’s okay.
There’s a name for that: hypervigilance.
You call it being “good with people.”
But baby, think about what it costs you.
Every price, every offer, every post gets run through
everybody else’s reaction before it ever goes out.
You call that your personality?
No baby, you’ve been trained.
But, baby here’s my take.
The Good Girl is
not the real you.
That’s why you always think one thing…
but say another.
That’s why your content feels flat even
when you know you’re fucking brilliant.
That’s why people tell you you’re “powerful in
person” but your brand doesn’t hit online.
Because the Good
Girl was never meant
to lead.
She’s the antagonist of the movie….
the antagonist of your life.
She’s the part of you people can handle…
the version of you people tolerate.
She’s the part of you that makes sure
everyone likes you… and keeps you invisible.
And the part of you they told you to tone down…
to be ashamed of?
The too much. The rebel.
The one with the smart mouth.
The one who feels injustice immediately
and fucking speaks up.
The one who wants to say what everyone
else is scared to say.
The one who has never fully fit in…
She’s the Black Sheep.
And SHE is the main character.
Not the Good Girl.
This audio is going to wake her all the way up.
This is raw, unfiltered
audio experience:
Calls out the conditioning that’s been running your brand
without your permission, disguised as “professional”.
Names the identity underneath it, your Black Sheep, and shows
you exactly how to turn her into your greatest business asset.
Exposes the difference between the version of you your
mom likes and the version of you that gets paid.
And activates you so deeply you won’t be able to
create content the same way again.
This is raw truth.
Straight to your ears, honey.
