With Kara Loewentheil, New York Times and USA Today #1 bestselling author, internationally top-ranked podcast host, world-renowned coach, globally sought-after speaker, and founder of The Feminist Self-Help Society.
… I’d find my perfect partner as long as I didn’t speak my mind too much.
… I’d be adored by my friends as long as I didn’t rock the boat by speaking up when I thought they were doing something they’d regret.
… I’d feel respected by my family and colleagues as long as I followed the safe, stable career path they thought was right for me.
… I would love myself as long as I lost enough weight to have a certain body size.
It’s about learning how to see and appreciate and receive ALL the kinds of love there are in the world.
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My work was part of a double-blind study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association Network Open, that showed the kind of thought-change work I teach produces significant improvements in burnout, imposter syndrome, self-compassion and flourishing. Even my most skeptical doctor relative who is a tenured epidemiologist at the NIH was impressed. 😉
Creator of The School of New Feminist Thought, host of the UnF*ck Your Brain podcast (40M downloads and counting), and NYT bestselling author of “Take Back Your Brain” (Penguin Life 2024).
I’m a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Yale College and got my J.D. at Harvard Law School (with honors no less). I clerked on a federal appeals court, litigated reproductive rights, and ran a think tank at Columbia Law School before deciding
to . . . quit my extremely prestigious law career to become a life coach, of course! Best decision I ever made.
Now I run a seven-figure coaching business created around my signature feminist coaching program, The Feminist Self-Help Society. I teach women how to cure socially-programmed anxiety by changing the way they think about themselves, for good. My work has been featured in publications like The New York Times and Glamour Magazine and recommended by podcasts as diverse as “We Can Do Hard Things” with Glennon Doyle to “My Favorite Murder.” I pioneered most of the feminist coaching concepts out there, and my work continues to be on the cutting edge of this field. I firmly believe that self-coaching is the next frontier of the feminist revolution.