EPISODE · Jun 16, 2026 · 18 MIN
Stop Overgiving & Undercharging. Start Leading.
from The Pleasurepreneur Podcast with Regan Figg · host Regan Figg
In this episode, Regan dives into something that comes up again and again with her clients: overgiving and undercharging. She explores why this pattern is so common for women (hint: it starts long before business), why it's not the noble move it feels like, and exactly what it's costing you and your clients.This episode is an invitation to stop over-delivering to compensate, and start leading with the confidence, clarity, and boundaries your clients actually need from you.Timestamps00:00 Welcome to the Pleasurepreneur Podcast00:49 Urgency, Motivation, and What Activates You03:21 Overgiving and Undercharging: Why It Happens05:13 The Hidden Costs: Resentment, Avoidance, and Burnout06:55 Why Overgiving Isn't Noble... It's Avoidance08:46 What Your Clients Are Actually Missing Out On12:21 FEE: Fair Energy Exchange13:39 Stop Overgiving. Start Leading.14:48 The Root Cause and Its Symptoms15:55 Working Together One on One17:31 Your Mindset Exercise: 20 Benefits for Each18:11 Apply to Work With Regan + ClosingWhat You'll Learn in This EpisodeWhy overgiving and undercharging is far more common for women, and where it actually comes fromWhy this pattern isn't generous... it's actually a way of avoiding discomfortHow overgiving harms your clients by weakening your leadership and reducing their resourcefulnessWhat a fair energy exchange really means (and what FEE stands for!)The symptoms showing up in your business that are likely connected to this deeper patternA journaling exercise to start shifting your mindset and behaviour around this todayResources + LinksApply for 1:1 Coaching with Regan (two spots open, prices increase July 1): reganfigg.com/coachingPleasurepreneur Mastermind waitlist: reganfigg.com/mastermindFollow Regan on Instagram: @regan_figgSupport the show
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In this episode, Regan dives into something that comes up again and again with her clients: overgiving and undercharging. She explores why this pattern is so common for women (hint: it starts long before business), why it's not the noble move it feels like, and exactly what it's costing you and your clients. This episode is an invitation to stop over-delivering to compensate, and start leading with the confidence, clarity, and boundaries your clients actually need from you. Timestamps 00:00 W...
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