The FierceHER Podcast

The FierceHER Podcast

por Melody
Temporada 1
How to tell people to f!ck off (nicely)
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If you are constantly wanting to tell people to f*ck of but instead find yourself doing whatever they want, then this is the episode for you. You don't have to be a bitch to get the point across, instead I am going to show you how to tell people to f*ck off nicely. Stop being exhausted because you're managing everyone else's expectations and get back to concentrating on your own needs. You don't need permission to look after yourself. You don't need to justify every decision. And you don't need to set yourself on fire to keep other people warm. Sometimes the most powerful thing you can say is: "That doesn't work for me."
How to show up even when you are not feeling confident
In this episode of the FierceHER Podcast, I talk about something most people get wrong about confidence — you don’t need confidence to begin; you build confidence by showing up first. If you’ve ever delayed starting something because you didn’t feel ready, qualified, or sure of yourself, this episode is for you. I shares personal experience, lessons from networking conversations, and practical mindset shifts to help you move through self-doubt and take action — even when confidence feels miles away. Because confidence isn’t the starting point. Commitment is.
What does it mean to be Fierce?
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Welcome to the very first episode of the podcast. in this opening conversation, we explore what it truly means to live fiercely - and why fierceness isn't about being loud, aggressive, or fearless. Instead it's about being grounded, consistent, and willing to choose yourself even when it feels uncomfortable.
Boundaries Build Confidence: Stop people-Pleasing, Start Living
We are diving into the power of setting and maintaining healthy boundaries. If you've ever struggled to say no, felt guilty for putting yourself first, or worried about how others might react, this episode is for you. You'll learn what boundaries really are (and what they're not), why they can feel so uncomfortable to set and how to start building them in a simple, practical way.