What Mulan taught me about being a woman.

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Hello Hippies! In today's episode of the Western Hippie Podcast, I reflect on my journey of regaining confidence in podcasting and the importance of authenticity. I share insights from my experiences and discuss how the animated film Mulan has influenced my understanding of femininity and self-acceptance. I also discuss the significance of being true to oneself, healing through new perspectives, and the power of removing societal filters to embrace one's true identity.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:

Confidence comes from starting again, not perfection.
Insights can come from everyday experiences.
Authenticity is key to making the right decisions.
Mulan teaches that there is no right way to be a woman.
Self-discovery involves changing how we see ourselves.
Healing often requires a shift in perspective.
Being yourself is the greatest gift you can give.
Filters imposed by society can hinder self-acceptance.
Embrace both masculine and feminine energies within.
Small changes can lead to major transformations.

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Finding Confidence in Imperfection
03:11 Lessons from Mulan: Embracing Authenticity
06:02 The Journey of Self-Discovery
09:03 Redefining Femininity and Masculinity
12:10 Healing Through New Perspectives
15:00 The Power of Being Yourself
28:01 Taking Off the Filters
QUOTES FROM TODAY'S EPISODE:
"Just start chopping!"
"Who we are is our GPS system."
"He loved her for who she was."
"Healing is changing the way we see things."
"The greatest gift is being who you are."
"Take one filter off, even for 30 seconds."
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confidence | authenticity | self-discovery | femininity | masculinity | healing | Mulan | personal growth | self-acceptance | empowerment | Disney | Disney Movie