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Hosted by Liz Hake · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 51 episodes
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Society loves to label people who are bold, confident, and direct as ”bitches”. But here’s the thing—shrinking to avoid that label doesn’t serve you or anyone else. This podcast is about owning your strength, speaking up, and showing up fully as yourself.For most of my life, I cared deeply about what people thought of me. I was the “good, nice girl,” which worked… to an extent. When I pivoted from a career as a professional performer to the cutthroat world of real estate, I struggled with this fear of being called a name for being bold and direct. But I learned that showing up as my authentic self—unapologetically bold—wasn’t just freeing; it was the key to success for me and my clients.This podcast is for anyone who’s tired of shrinking themselves to fit other people’s expectations. Whether you’re rebuilding your confidence, stepping into leadership, or just figuring out how to say “no” without guilt, this is the space for you.We’ll dive into stories of transformation—mine, and th
Liz Hake hosts Kind [of a] B!*ch, a business show with 51 episodes published.
We've made it to 50 episodes! One year of creation, musing, dedication and consistency and SO much learning. Today we're talking about the Law of Least Regret and what intentions I'm taking with me into 2026. And with th
Show notesI used to be afraid of setting goals because missing one felt like a personal failure. In this episode, I'm reflecting on how my relationship with goals has changed, what happens when life responds to your effort in unex
Show notesI love discipline. I love effort. I do not love programs that promise confidence and grit through rigid rules and punishment for being human. In this episode, I explain why 75 Hard looks like mental toughness on the surf
Show notesManifesting and goal setting are often treated like opposite approaches to New Year resolutions, but they are meant to work together. In this episode, we explore why vision without action leads to frustration, why hard w
Show notesThis episode is for the anxious ones. The people who like to over explain, justify, or provide additional PROOF when a simple "no" would suffice. Today we'll talk about the pressure to perform when setting a boundary. Th
Show notesIn this episode, we dig into a form of social anxiety most people never talk about. It is not fear of people...it's the fear of being misread. The fear of being seen as harsh, cold, intense, or unkind when we are simply
Show notesI'm making the case for why we should ditch the New Year resolutions and just start NOW. In this episode, I'm unpacking the quiet trap of hesitation and why the New Year often convinces us to wait for a version of oursel
Show notesEveryone wants a village, but no one wants to be a villager. This gauge is how I measure whether giving will burn me out, or build the village and I have been using it CONSTANTLY. If you're an overgiver-turned-boundaries
Show notesDo we need friction to feel joy? This is an exploration today.. not a fully formed thought, but something that has been on my mind as I come out of the fog of my own tough season. Today we'll explore how the contrast bet
Show notesIn this final episode of the Audacity series, we're tackling one of the hardest things to do in a culture that celebrates hustle... REST. In the words of Tricia Hersey from The Nap Ministry: "Rest is an act of resistance
Show notesWhat if changing our minds was viewed not as flakiness, but as paying attention to our intuition? Today we'll discuss the courage it takes to pivot and to outgrow old plans or expectations. We'll unpack what the research
Show notesWhy is it that honoring our own "no" often makes us feel the most difficult. The most selfish. And the most AUDACIOUS? Today we're discussing the audacity to say no and how redirecting that energy towards life's best "Ye
Show notesTaking up space isn’t necessarily about being louder... It’s about being rooted in who you are! In this episode I'm exploring what it really looks like to show up fully... without over-explaining, over-performing, or apo
Show notesWhat if wanting more isn’t selfish — it’s honest? In this first episode of the Having the Audacity series, we unpack what it really means to let ourselves want more. More freedom, more peace, more choice — and yes, somet
Show notesEver had someone test your patience so hard you almost lost it? This week, I found myself three days into a negotiation with an agent who left me hanging, only to come back with what I call a “fuck you counter.” I snappe
Show notesOver the past four episodes of the Luck Laboratory, we’ve explored the mindset shifts, bold risks, and authentic connections that shape the way luck shows up in our lives. In this final episode, we pull it all together i
Show notesWe often think of luck as random, but so many of the ‘lucky breaks’ we admire happen through PEOPLE. In this episode of the Luck Laboratory, we explore why authentic connection is a powerful magnet for opportunity. We’ll
Show notesWe’ve all heard the phrase ‘luck favors the bold,’ but what does that actually mean? In this episode, we dig into the psychology of risk-taking and the hidden role of survivorship bias—the way we only see the success sto
Show notesWant to get luckier? It starts with the way we think. In this episode, we'll dive into the mindset shifts that help us notice opportunities, make better decisions, and stay open to chance events. Plus, we explore practic
Show notesWe’ve all been there — stuck in an anxiety spiral that feels impossible to escape. In this episode, I share the story of one of my most ridiculous spirals, what science says about why our brains latch onto fear, and how
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Kind [of a] B!*ch is hosted by Liz Hake. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 51 episodes.
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