EPISODE · Jun 2, 2025 · 18 MIN
S2:E82 - The Challenge: Choosing myself over the "good girl" script (mini-series part 1)
from The Woo Curious Podcast · host Eileen March
In this first solo mini-episode of a four-part series, I’m getting personal. I’m sharing the story of how I found myself in a life that looked “good” on the outside but was burning me up on the inside—literally. From chronic heartburn to chronic self-abandonment, this is the beginning of my journey of reclaiming my self-worth, unraveling the good girl conditioning, and finally choosing myself.This episode is tender and true. It’s about the challenge—the moment before everything changes. I talk about the signs my body gave me, the heartbreak of leaving a long-term relationship, the guilt that kept me stuck, and the first spark of intuition that whispered, “There’s more than this.” You’ll hear:Why I ignored the signs from my body (until I couldn’t anymore)The truth about my first “real” relationship and the price I paid to keep the peaceWhat it means to begin reclaiming your worth after years of self-abandonmentHow this moment set the stage for my spiritual reawakening and the slow-living witch path I walk todayThis is part one of a four-part series exploring my story through the lens of transformation: the Challenge, the Turning Point, the Commitment, and the Transformation. And don’t forget! My free 5-day event SHINE: A Guided Journey to Step Into Your Authenticity is happening June 16–20 at 12pm MST (replays available!). We’ll peel back the masks of perfection and people-pleasing and remember the magic underneath. Sign up via the link in the show notes or DM me on Instagram @iameileenmarch.Sign up for SHINE: A Guided Journey to Step Into Your Authenticity Connect with Eileen on Instagram Follow Eileen on Insight Timer Send Eileen an email
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