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The Ex-Good Girl Podcast

Sara Bybee Fisk
People Pleasing
Relationships
Grief
Personal Growth
Co-Parenting
Imposter Syndrome
Perfectionism
Divorce
Marriage
Mental Health
Writing
Stop People Pleasing
Single Mothers
Self-Advocacy
Coaching
Non-Traditional Relationships
Self-Discovery
Emotional Well-Being
Parental Relationships
Self-Awareness

Welcome to the Ex Good Girl Podcast! I’m Sara Bybee Fisk, the Stop People Pleasing Coach. If you feel exhausted from constant people pleasing and perfectionism, and you are ready to stop but you don’t know how, this podcast is for YOU! I will help you learn to stop making other people comfortable at your own expense. I can show you a roadmap you can use to train yourself to stop abandoning your ow... more

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Conflict is one of the most paradoxical things I’ve encountered—in my own life and in the lives of my clients. For those of us who have been shaped by good girl conditioning, conflict most often feels like danger and disconnection. But when it happen... more

Because every one of us has been raised with the good girl rules—to be nice, agreeable, and never rock the boat—almost every woman I work with has the habit of over-apologizing. You’re capable, you’re accomplished, and you work hard, yet “sorry” slip... more

When you stop outsourcing your safety, belonging, and worth, you discover the freedom of authenticity–of knowing who you are and what you want. In this episode, I speak with Béa Albina about her new book, End Emotional Outsourcing: How to Overcome Yo... more

Do you edit parts of yourself out of relationships because you're afraid of how people will react? Do you self-silence when you know what you have to say might not be pleasing to others? There is real discomfort in showing up authentically because it... more

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Recent Guests

Béa Albina
Author and podcast host addressing emotional outsourcing and its impact on self-worth
Feminist Wellness
Episode: Episode 131 - End Emotional Outsourcing with Béa Albina
Katherine Golub
Mother, small town city councilor, and coach for community organizers
Callings and Courage
Episode: Episode 127 - Radical Discernment: Balancing Self-Care and Collective Care with Katherine Golub
Michaelann Gardner
Author of the book 'Sovereign', hypnotist, and a seeker of connection regarding bodies, sex, and spirituality.
Episode: Episode 126 - The Body Knows: Faith, The Wisdom of Desire, and Telling the Truth with Michaelann Gardner
Jenny Hobbs
A physician who specializes in coaching working moms with neurodivergent families
jennyhobbsmd.com
Episode: Episode 118 - ADHD, Perimenopause, and the Good Girl Trap with Jenny Hobbs
Wendy Montgomery
Licensed Enneagram coach, working with individuals, couples, families, and corporate coaching
Episode: Episode 116 - The Enneagram for People Pleasers Part 1 with Wendy Montgomery
Celeste Davis
A mom of four and writer of the substack 'Matriarchal Blessing,' focusing on patriarchy and women's self-advocacy.
Matriarchal Blessing
Episode: Episode 112 - The Hidden Cost of Chronic Accommodation with Celeste Davis
Laura Conley
Weight loss coach for moms who helps others develop a healthy relationship with food.
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Episode: Episode 109 - How to Stop Emotional Eating Without Shame with Laura Conley
Britt Hartley
Spiritual Atheist and Director, expert in deeper beliefs and fears
Episode: Episode 107 - Religious Tools Were Not Created for Women with Britt Hartley
Marina Gerner
Author of "The Vagina Business" and journalist focusing on female perspective in health and technology
NYU Stern School of Business
Episode: Episode 106 - Vagina Business: FemTech with Marina Gerner

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Sara Bybee Fisk
Host and life coach focusing on overcoming people pleasing and promoting self-advocacy. Known for her warm and engaging approach, Sara combines personal anecdotes with actionable strategies to help listeners embrace authenticity and self-acceptance.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 211 ratings
  • Interesting topics, insightful host

    Sara blends expertise and a casual, friendly demeanor in her thought-provoking conversations that are fun and easy listens.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    rhm2129
    United States6 months ago
  • Episode 92-grief

    Sara

    thank you so much for this episode. It definitely made a lot of things click into place for me.

    Timely information especially because of the holiday energy. I’m walking away with a lot of new tools for my toolbox.

    That’s exactly how I see my life when I listen to your podcast. New ways of thinking, new tools for living.

    Anytime there’s a transition there’s grief. So good!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    xgdgurl
    United States10 months ago
  • Exceptional, Insightful & Useful

    Incredibly insightful and useful, one of my favorite podcasts. Sara helps you understand the pitfalls of people pleasing, but gives you the tools to overcome them. She is articulate and vulnerable, yet direct and caring. She is an amazing coach.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Stafferman
    United States10 months ago
  • Are you exhausted and tired of worrying about what others think? Subscribe & learn why!

    The Ex-Good Girl is one of my favorite podcasts! I appreciate how Sara breaks down the impacts of people pleasing, perfectionism and patriarchy programming. Each episode offers me new perspectives and actionable steps for leaving good girl behavior behind. So many valuable nuggets that I often listen more than once.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PNW4EVER
    United States10 months ago
  • Life changing

    Not only are Sara’s ideas relatable and easy to understand, she offers practical ways to implement ideas that have created a way for me to begin to advocate for myself, set boundaries in my relationships, and start to love myself a whole lot more. Listening to this podcast and working with Sara one-on-one has been a life-changing experience. If you struggle with identity and creating the life you want, listen to this!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jessica Carlson
    United States10 months ago

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Many listeners describe the content as life-changing, noting the practical tools and insights provided to address personal challenges.
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The podcast fosters a supportive community feel, encouraging listeners to share the journey towards self-advocacy and healing.

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Episode 131 - End Emotional Outsourcing with Béa Albina
Q: How can one start working on overcoming emotional outsourcing?
One should begin by recognizing their own patterns of outsourcing, asking what they truly want, and starting with small acts of self-loyalty.
Episode 131 - End Emotional Outsourcing with Béa Albina
Q: What is emotional outsourcing?
It is the habit of sourcing safety, belonging, and worth from external factors instead of internally, often at great personal cost.
Episode 129 - How to Break the Habit of Auto Accommodating
Q: What strategies does Sara recommend to break the auto accommodating habit?
Sara recommends self-reflection on past experiences, setting boundaries, practicing pausing before responding, and reimagining scenarios to prepare for future encounters.
Episode 129 - How to Break the Habit of Auto Accommodating
Q: What is the habit that the listener Chelsea is trying to break?
Chelsea is trying to break the habit of auto accommodating, where she says 'yes' to others' requests at her own expense.
Episode 127 - Radical Discernment: Balancing Self-Care and Collective Care with Katherine Golub
Q: What happens when I pause and try to imagine what I want but find nothing there?
Often, when you're burned out, the simplest want is just to stop or rest. You may not need to have a fully formed vision; instead, focus on the little things that can help alleviate your stress.

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2. Katherine Golub
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4. Jenny Hobbs
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6. Celeste Davis
7. Laura Conley
8. Britt Hartley

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