
The podcast powered by Strong Girl Society, fueled by community, and created to help us all get stronger, together.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSelf-Improvement | |||

In this weeks episode Holly deep dives into the art of being your own boyfriend. How to fufill yourself and avoid dependent relationships that usually end that hardest.
This weeks episode focuses on five maybe unusual ways Holly changed the trajectory of her life. Holly goes into how sometimes to make big changes you have to make big uncomfortable decisions.
This week Holly sits down with Liss Mcandrew aka Runwithliss. The internets fav running big sister. The girls talk ALL through Liss' running journey, her struggles with her injury and dive into her self-love journey post break up.
In this weeks episode Holly dives into the struggles she faced with a major injury that took her out of running. Holly discusses not only the physical journey but also the mental and how she overcame it's challenges.
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Dream guests- Lucy Davis and Natasha Océane
Hi Holly,
I really love your content, but I was disappointed by episode 5, where you encouraged the listener to dump her boyfriend. While you briefly mentioned she should speak to him first, this was overshadowed by repeatedly emphasizing the breakup.
For young listeners still learning to navigate relationships, this imbalance sends the wrong message. Many healthy relationships require effort and honest conversation. Moving too quickly from "have one talk" to "leave" teaches people to abandon r... more
I watch your YouTube videos weekly I find you so so inspiring and you’ve inspired and motivated me to achieve my running goals , thank you ❤️
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This show centers on personal growth through health, mindset, and everyday resilience, blending vulnerability with actionable tips. Episodes frequently cover running, fitness, self-care, relationships, and personal growth, often anchored by the host's own experiences with balancing ambition, health challenges, and life in a post-20s to 30s phase. A standout aspect is the emphasis on community, practical routines, and long-form storytelling that encourages steady, sustainable progress over quick fixes. Listeners are likely drawn to relatable self-improvement narratives, wellness strategies, and candid discussions about navigating life, love, and career as a digitally connected, health-focused individual.
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