Overcoming Toxic Girlboss Mode.

Superfreak

If you’re empathic, introverted, intuitive, or highly sensitive, you might feel like the typical business advice just doesn’t fit. Hustle culture glorifies burnout, always being "on," and chasing metrics, but that constant push can be toxic—especially for us.

Here’s the truth: You don’t need to hustle harder to succeed. You can thrive in business without sacrificing your well-being.

Signs You’re “Girlbossing” Too Hard:

• Burnout masked as productivity – You’re getting things done, but it’s draining you.
• Struggling with visibility – Showing up feels overwhelming.
• Perfectionism – Nothing feels “good enough.”

The Downside of Hustle Culture:

The rise of the "girlboss" movement originally empowered women to take control of their careers, but over time, it glorified overwork and individual success. It left many feeling isolated, burnt out, and disconnected from their own goals.

For sensitive entrepreneurs, there’s a more sustainable path. Focus on slow business—an approach that aligns with your values and prioritizes well-being as much as success. Set clear boundaries, redefine success, and embrace imperfection.

Ready to ditch the hustle and build a business that supports you? Let's slow down and create success on your own terms.

Check out my Fierce Salon or Bloom Business Incubator in the links below for aligned, sustainable growth.

Until next time, slow down, stay curious, and remember: everything you want is closer than you think.

Free Resources:

• Business Housekeeping Checklist: Simplify your operations to focus on what truly matters.
• Good to Great Guide: A free course on playing bigger and feeling better in your business.

My Masterminds:

• The Bloom Business Incubator: A mastermind designed for those looking to balance personal growth with professional success.
• The Fierce Salon: A high-level mastermind for ambitious women ready to redefine the way they work and live.

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