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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2025 · 1H 30M

The Good Girl is a Myth: How Being a Good Girl May Actually Be Bad for You featuring Laura Davison

from Unapologetic Living with Elizabeth Elliott · host Elizabeth Elliott

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Laura and I dive deep into the concept of the "good girl" and explore how this identity -- often rooted in people-pleasing, perfectionism, and the desire for external validation -- can quietly sabotage our dreams and authenticity. We unpack the subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways the "good girl syndrome" shows up in our lives, from overcommitting and staying silent to avoiding conflict and constantly seeking approval. Together, we define common behaviors and beliefs associated with this pattern and discuss how it can hold us back from stepping into our full power. Most importantly, we share practical tools and mindset shifts to help break free from these limiting patterns and start living a life that's aligned with your truth -- not just what's expected of you.Laura Davison is the Good Girl Syndrome Coach™, you never knew you needed until now. For 30 years, she wore the "Good Girl" badge with pride, believing it was the key to being liked, included, and accepted. But over time, she came to realize that the very traits she thought were serving her were actually holding her back. Her journey from people-pleasing and perfectionism to authenticity and empowerment is what now fuels her mission to help others break free from the limitations of the Good Girl Syndrome and reclaim their voice, power, and joy.Are You A Good Girl? TAKE THE QUIZ NOW!Connect with Laura Davison: Website: www.goodgirlsyndromecoach.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/goodgirlsyndromecoachInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodgirlsyndromecoach Linked-In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/goodgirlsyndromecoachYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@goodgirlsyndromecoachThreads: https://www.threads.net/@goodgirlsyndromecoachGain Access to Laura's coaching with a special 20% DISCOUNT as a listener of this show using the code: UNAPOLOGETIC20 PURCHASE BOOK NOW! Get Patched! Start Breathing & Find Your Flow!  Support the showStay Connected with ElizabethJoin the Fusion Community! Sign Up for Elizabeth's Newsletter Website: www.fusionbodyworkandwellness.comInstagram:  @fusionbodyworkandwellness@theselfloveleap_Find her latest on YouTubeGET PATCHED! Order Elizabeth's Book 29 Days: The Self-Love LeapElevate Your Healing Toolbox with Musical BreathworkBecome the Sex Goddess You Are with Vaginal Gymnastics & PompoirSave 15 % on PRoZe products when you use PROMO CODE: FusionWellness

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