Welcome back to Season Two of The Femme Genius Podcast! We’re kicking things off deep in the woods on the island of Styrsö, Sweden. This episode is all about identity: who you’ve been, who you’re becoming, and what you need to shed to step into your next evolution.

Recording on the first day of the Year of the Snake, I’m reflecting on the truths I’ve been avoiding, the shifts in my business and creative path, and the real cost of playing small. If you’ve been feeling stuck, restless, or at a crossroads, this episode is for you.

In this episode, we dive into:

- The sneaky ways we avoid asking the real questions about our happiness

- What happens when your business or work no longer feels aligned

- How to embrace reinvention without fear of "starting over"

- The powerful lessons of the Snake: flexibility, shedding, and transformation

- Why our identity isn’t a fixed label, it’s a living, breathing work in progress

Tune in now and ask yourself: What are YOU shedding this year?

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Here are the workbook prompts for Creating Your Adventure Story to spark creativity and reflection. These prompts guide you through crafting your unique tale, blending introspection and playful imagination:

• Where does your story begin? Describe the setting. Is it a faraway land, a cozy corner of your world, or somewhere entirely new?
• Who are you at the start of this adventure? What’s on your mind, heart, or soul?

• What sparked this journey? A message, a dream, a chance encounter?
• Describe your first step into the unknown. How did it feel?

• Every adventure has its challenges. What obstacle, twist, or unexpected event tested your resolve?
• Who or what showed up to guide or support you in this moment?

• What did you find at the heart of your adventure? Was it a physical treasure, an insight, or something else entirely?
• How did it change you?

• As you return, what lessons or gifts are you bringing back with you?
• Who or what do you share this treasure with?

• Give your story a title. What would the headline of this adventure be?
• How does this story mirror a real or imagined part of your life?

If you want to take it deeper, draw a card from your tarot or oracle deck and imagine how it fits into your story. Is it a symbol of the challenge, the guide, or the treasure?