I’m Shereen, nice to e-meet you. If you landed here, I’m guessing you were bamboozled into following the same, “3 Steps To Success”:
Step 1: Get a degree
Step 2: Get a stable job
Step 3: Get married and make babies
…Cue the trumpets & live happily ever after!
Were we brainwashed or what?!
Because if these steps were supposed to make you happy… Why does it feel like your brain won’t stop crying?
I’m Shereen, nice to e-meet you. If you landed here, I’m guessing you were bamboozled into following the same, “3 Steps To Success”:
Step 1: Get a degree
Step 2: Get a stable job
Step 3: Get married and make babies
…Cue the trumpets & live happily ever after!
Were we brainwashed or what?!
Because if these steps were supposed to make you happy… Why does it feel like your brain won’t stop crying?
And you feel guilty for it too, don’t you?
It’s like being stuck in an elevator with a guy who just sharted…
Oh hell no he didn’t lol.
I know about this sharting a-hole because I’ve been there.
And if I never did what I’m about to tell you…
I’d be drinking depresso every morning on the way to a “great job” where I’d work twice as hard as everyone else just to prove that I deserve to be there.
Living a life that somebody else wanted… So my mom would be happy.
And wearing a fake smile all day… So no one would be burdened by my feelings.
And like stepping on a lego without shoes on…
Things got worse when a slimy colleague told me, “If you don’t lose your attitude I’m going to bend you over this desk and spank you.”
This colossal douchebag tried to put me in my place.
And when I finally mustered the courage to tell the higher ups…
The CEO downplayed it and asked ME to get over it instead of doing what was right.
I didn’t leave because people said it would look bad on my resume.
I was lost.
As if I was trapped in a cell with nothing but wandering thoughts of a life better than this one.
The stress wore me down because nothing I did felt significant.
I tried being more positive, getting away for vacations, meditating in the mornings…
But nothing worked to make me feel happy.
That’s when a friend dragged me to my first self-help seminar.
And even though I thought I was too cool for a “cheesy-ass seminar…”
It changed my entire life. ❤️
And you feel guilty for it too, don’t you?
It’s like being stuck in an elevator with a guy who just sharted…
Oh hell no he didn’t lol.
I know about this sharting a-hole because I’ve been there.
And if I never did what I’m about to tell you…
I’d be drinking depresso every morning on the way to a “great job” where I’d work twice as hard as everyone else just to prove that I deserve to be there.
Living a life that somebody else wanted… So my mom would be happy.
And wearing a fake smile all day… So no one would be burdened by my feelings.
And like stepping on a lego without shoes on…
Things got worse when a slimy colleague told me, “If you don’t lose your attitude I’m going to bend you over this desk and spank you.”
This colossal douchebag tried to put me in my place.
And when I finally mustered the courage to tell the higher ups…
The CEO downplayed it and asked ME to get over it instead of doing what was right.
I didn’t leave because people said it would look bad on my resume.
I was lost.
As if I was trapped in a cell with nothing but wandering thoughts of a life better than this one.
The stress wore me down because nothing I did felt significant.
I tried being more positive, getting away for vacations, meditating in the mornings…
But nothing worked to make me feel happy.
That’s when a friend dragged me to my first self-help seminar.
And even though I thought I was too cool for a “cheesy-ass seminar…”
It changed my entire life. ❤️
Friends who watched my transformation asked for help.
I started coaching people toward their own breakthroughs. And I’ve since worked with clients from Google, Facebook, Pandora, Slack, Yale, Chevron, Capital One, the Social Justice Learning Institute, Credit Karma… The list goes on and on.
I’ve been featured in Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Spike TV, Insider, AMP Radio, TEDx and many more…
My inner-comedian steals the show as the host of the Awaken The Rebel podcast…
And I’ve built a business helping women achieve happiness (without having to sacrifice their secret urges for misbehaving).
I thought I had to curb my needs to be successful in the eyes of my mom and society.
But this just made me feel like I sold my soul for a paycheck.
No bueno
Thrills came from making deliberate moves AGAINST societal norms.
And today I help women find their lady balls to do the same.
After helping hundreds of women go from “hopelessly lost” to “bonafide badass”…
I’ve put the key steps into a 9-step framework in my brand new book, Revolutionary Woman.
Friends who watched my transformation asked for help.
I started coaching people toward their own breakthroughs. And I’ve since worked with clients from Google, Facebook, Pandora, Slack, Yale, Chevron, Capital One, the Social Justice Learning Institute, Credit Karma… The list goes on and on.
I’ve been featured in Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Spike TV, Insider, AMP Radio, TEDx and many more…
My inner-comedian steals the show as the host of the Awaken The Rebel podcast…
And I’ve built a business helping women achieve happiness (without having to sacrifice their secret urges for misbehaving).
I thought I had to curb my needs to be successful in the eyes of my mom and society.
But this just made me feel like I sold my soul for a paycheck.
No bueno
Thrills came from making deliberate moves AGAINST societal norms.
And today I help women find their lady balls to do the same.
After helping hundreds of women go from “hopelessly lost” to “bonafide badass”…
I’ve put the key steps into a 9-step framework in my brand new book, Revolutionary Woman.
Meanwhile your inner rebel is playing mahjongg in your mind, waiting to be freed from the cage.
Society wants her locked up and it’s up to you to change that…
The ONLY solution is to be the Revolutionary Woman you were always meant to be.
Someone who plants her rebel flag in the lawn of the White House.
Someone who sits on her throne in yoga pants and flip flops. Someone who sees her life as an opportunity for freedom rather than restriction.
Revolutionary Woman shows women how to express their true selves while still smashing it at work, love, and all the things.
Stand out from the crowd and prove to the world that you can have fun doing it.
Meanwhile your inner rebel is playing mahjongg in your mind, waiting to be freed from the cage.
Society wants her locked up and it’s up to you to change that…
The ONLY solution is to be the Revolutionary Woman you were always meant to be.
Someone who plants her rebel flag in the lawn of the White House.
Someone who sits on her throne in yoga pants and flip flops. Someone who sees her life as an opportunity for freedom rather than restriction.
Revolutionary Woman shows women how to express their true selves while still smashing it at work, love, and all the things.
Stand out from the crowd and prove to the world that you can have fun doing it.
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