In this episode, Ingrid Marsh explores the question of whether Gen Z, those who use the pronouns, he/she, they, etc., is pushing the boundaries or if they are the new badasses. She discusses the importance of living life as your authentic self and the conflict it causes with parents and mid-lifers. She reminds us that living life as your authentic self leads to ultimate joy and fulfillment.

In this episode, Ingrid Marsh discusses the societal pressure on women to find happiness through a romantic relationship. She challenges the notion that another person can define our happiness and emphasises the importance of happiness with or without a partner. Ingrid highlights the dangers of conforming to societal expectations and losing one's true essence. Ultimately, Ingrid reminds us that we have the power to create our own happiness and should not rely on others to define our worth.

Takeaways

Embrace your uniqueness and use it as a source of empowerment. Being an 'offshoot' means seeing things differently and not conforming to societal norms. Advantages of being an offshoot include having a bold and independent spirit, and happy in solitude Disadvantages include facing bullying Remember the abuse is not about you Practice self-care, stay present and listen to your heart for guidance Childhood experiences can shape perspective