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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2026 · 11 MIN

Oversaturations and the Myths We Tell Women

from Read Her Like a Book · host Read Her Like a Book

In this episode of RHLAB, I break down the myth of oversaturation and why it’s often used to discourage women from going after what they want. Using Beyoncé and Danessa Myricks as real-life examples, we explore how consistency, innovation, and excellence can cut through any “crowded” industry.I also introduce the literary concept of the “chorus”—the voices, trends, and repeated messages that shape how we think about success and scarcity. We unpack how this chorus convinces so many people that “it’s too late” or “there’s no room,” and why learning to recognize it is key to finding your own lane.From music to beauty to business, I share why talent alone isn’t enough—and how hard work, strategy, and vision are what actually set you apart.If you’ve ever talked yourself out of starting because “everyone’s already doing it,” this episode is for you.🎧 Tune in for motivation, mindset shifts, and practical encouragement to bet on yourself.

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