|
What if the key to thriving wasn’t more grit—but sacred rest, radical honesty, and self-permission?
This week on Plenty, I sat down with the luminous Amanda Goetz—founder, author of Toxic Grit, and single mama of three—to talk about healing from hustle culture without losing your ambition or your edge. Amanda and I dove deep into the cycles of burnout and rebirth so many of us experience as high-achieving women: how to rebuild after identity-shaking seasons, how to release toxic productivity patterns, and how to create boundaries that honor every version of who we are—CEO, mother, partner, sensual being, and everything in between. She shares her refreshing concept of the 10 characters within us and how learning to let them take turns in the spotlight can transform our relationship with work, motherhood, and self-worth. We also explored what it means to practice “hustle with intention,” reclaim pleasure and sexuality as sacred sources of power, and build a life that feels abundant—not just busy. If you’ve ever felt torn between your ambition and your well-being, or wondered how to pursue success without losing yourself, this conversation will feel like a deep exhale. ✨ In this episode, you’ll learn:
- The truth about “toxic grit” and how to replace it with intentional ambition
- Why compartmentalizing your roles can actually expand your joy and capacity
- How to communicate boundaries and priorities with those you love
- The importance of sacred rest as a catalyst for sustainable success
- How reconnecting with your sensuality can bring you home to yourself
This is one of those episodes you’ll want to revisit when you need a reminder that it’s safe to slow down, to shift, and to redefine what “having it all” truly means. Listen to Toxic Grit, Sacred Rest & Reclaiming Sexuality with Amanda Goetz wherever you get your podcasts—and if it resonates, please share it with a friend who’s ready to trade exhaustion for alignment. “The definition of toxic grit is hustle without intention.” -Amanda Goetz |