• S4, Ep9: The problem with female empowerment culture

  • Mar 4 2024
  • Length: 37 mins
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S4, Ep9: The problem with female empowerment culture

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  • In this weeks episode, Michelle, shares her views on the female empowerment culture we see played out on social media platforms.

    Michelle shares:

    • Why the female empowerment culture is not trauma-informed
    • The link between patriarchy, capitalism, and narcissism
    • The harm caused by the promotion of privilege
    • The difference between cultural norms V's biological norms
    • Why our nervous system hasn't evolved at the same rate as technology
    • The focus on image V's what's on the inside
    • Why we are more than a story and narrative
    • The power and agency of shifting the focus to our skills, qualifications, trainings & professional practice
    • How to integrate an embodied lens into female empowerment
    • How our nervous system influences what we share and how we share it

    We must work together to create a new culture, a new narrative, a new world.

    Be brave!

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    Warmly,

    Michelle xx
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