Show Notes
Sigrid Tasies and I sat down in Austin to talk about the armor we learn to wear as women, the versions of ourselves we keep performing, and what happens when we can’t keep doing it anymore.
There’s a line in her book about the moment a woman is asked to dare. You can feel what you want, but saying it out loud—or actually reaching for it—means risking something.
We talked about the courage it takes to soften, let yourself be seen, and speak what’s true for you.
Sigrid is an embodiment teacher, trauma-informed somatic facilitator, medicine woman, and author of Honey & Fire: The Feminine Art of Living, Loving and Leading with Fierce Softness.
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