The Good Girl to Goddess Blog

Welcome back to another episode of the Good Girls and Goddesses series! Today we're exploring something that hits close to home for many of us – perfectionism and the crushing weight it can place on our shoulders.

I just wrapped up another episode of Good Girls and Goddesses, and my heart is so full from exploring the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders documentary and its commentary on the Good Girl and Goddess archetypes. This week's clip really hit home for me – and I have a feeling it might resonate with many of you too.

In this second edition of Good Girls and Goddesses, GGTG founder Sabrina Fox explored why the Good Girl would rather burn out than ask for support – and how we can break the habit.

Welcome to the Good Girls and Goddesses pop culture analysis series, where we explore the transformative journey from conditioning to authenticity through the stories we're already watching.

The Good Girl to Goddess Retreat isn't just another wellness weekend. It's a pilgrimage back to your authentic self, a three-day journey designed to help you shed what no longer serves you and step boldly into the most powerful phase of your life.

In this final blog of the year, our founder Sabrina Fox shares some personal reflections on her experience of 2024. The year was amongst the most difficult of her life, yet it was one of the most joyous as well. She explains how she faced her worst fears and emerged stronger, wiser, and more vulnerable than before. She also explains the strength of vulnerability.

The Good Girl to Goddess program suggests a set of Daily Practices that women can adapt to suit their lifestyle, preferences, and needs. What do we mean by adaptable? In this blog, we explain just that, giving examples for each of the Daily Practices.

The GGTG Program asks participants to commit to at least one Daily Practice. We started with meditation, moved onto coming into the body, and recently explored the why and how of taking time for ourselves. In today’s blog, we discover the magic behind daily self-love, a key facet of the GGTG Program.