That Girl Radio

Are you constantly daydreaming about the person you aspire to become? Do you crave the dream job, the ideal partner, and to feel the absolute best you've ever felt? Then you're in the right place. That Girl Radio is here to support and guide you on your journey to realizing your true potential. Here we don’t settle for mediocrity; we pursue "that" life you’ve always envisioned. Hosted by Rikki Lee, your that life coach and bestie, explores a wide range of topics, including personal development, spiritual growth, physical wellness, and mental resilience. Tune in to That Girl Radio with Rikki Lee every Sunday, and start making the positive changes that will help you transform into the best version of yourself. Your dream life is just one episode away. Subscribe now, and let's embark on this transformative journey together.

That Girl Radio is a education podcast hosted by Rikki Lee, with 75 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Rikki Lee hosts That Girl Radio, a education show with 75 episodes published.

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  Episode #13

  Who's That Girl: Lona Marie — Trust Yourself, Set Boundaries, and Trust God Over Hustle (ft. My Mom)

  Sep 21, 20261h 17mS5

  Send us Fan Mail Prefer to watch? Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/maccoZUZHYE?is=wwSpEJyE_sPHjyVr Who is she? Lona Marie is a licensed addiction-recovery therapist and the founder of JoinHer Counseling and the nonprofit JoinHer Healing Haven , where she does restorative and preventative work with girls and women. How did she become that girl? Lona built her career around a simple distinction: restorative care helps people heal after the fall, preventative care helps them never get there. She's applied the same philosophy at home, raising her daughters to trust themselves and take real risks—including funding and championing Rikki's earliest, shakiest attempts at building something of her own, long before "That Girl Radio" was a real thing. What did she overcome? Motherhood cost Lona a version of herself she had to rebuild—she talks candidly about the moment her old identity "no longer existed" and she became a caretaker "not just by title, but an action word." She also had to learn where someone else's needs stopped and her own started, which is where her boundaries—the real, lived-in kind, not the buzzword—actually came from. What does her blueprint look like? Trust yourself before you look for permission. Hold a boundary without over-explaining it. And when you're working hard and it still feels like you're fighting the current, take that as the sign—the assignment was never to work harder, it was to trust God. Did you enjoy today's episode? Leave us a 5 rating Follow That Girl Radio: https://www.instagram.com/thatgirlradio/ ✨Follow That Girl: https://www.instagram.com/rikkilee.co/ Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheRikkiLee

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  Episode #12

  Rejection Is Redirection: How to Let Go, Trust God & Make Room for What’s Next

  Sep 15, 202626 minS5

  What if the rejection you’re fighting isn’t the end of the story—but God’s way of redirecting you toward something better? At 18, Rikki Lee stood crying in the parking lot of a used car dealership after being told the $5,000 she had worked and saved wasn’t enough to get what she was looking for. Hours later, after deciding to simply “go across the street,” she drove away in a brand-new car. Six years later, at 24, she finds herself learning the same lesson again. In this deeply personal episode of That Girl Radio , Rikki shares what two very different seasons of rejection have taught her about knowing when to stop proving your worth, release what’s familiar, and trust God enough to explore what He may have waiting for you somewhere else. Because sometimes you aren’t being told you’re not worthy. Your portion simply isn’t there. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why rejection can be an invitation to reconsider where you’re trying to receive your portion How familiarity can keep you fighting for something you wouldn’t choose with fresh eyes Why constantly proving your worth may be a sign that it’s time to redirect your energy How to distinguish holding on from faithfully letting go Why God isn’t limited by the qualifications, protocols, or hierarchy you’ve created in your mind How to trust God when you know what you’re leaving but don’t yet know what you’re walking into Why making room for what’s next sometimes requires releasing what no longer has room for you Your That Girl Assignment: Ask yourself: What am I fighting so hard to keep that I honestly need to release? Then identify one thing you’re willing to loosen your grip on this week so you can step forward with God in faith. Sometimes rejection isn’t an absolute no. Sometimes it’s simply redirection to exactly what He has for you—and what’s next may be better than you ever imagined.

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  Episode #11

  Don’t You Give Up Now: How to find faith when you’re in the middle of it

  Sep 8, 202631 minS5

  What do you do when the excitement runs out, and the calling is still calling? Nobody warns you about the middle. The beginning is easy. Everyone's cheering, the idea feels shiny, motivation shows up on time. But somewhere between starting and finishing, the applause stops, the obstacles pile up, and you're left asking if any of it was ever really going to work. This week, Rikki's living that exact question in real time — mid-move, mid-lease drama, mid-recording-the-episode-twice-because-she-forgot-to-hit-record — and she's not skipping past it for the sake of a tidy episode. In this episode of That Girl Radio , Rikki Lee gets honest about the week that almost broke her focus, and shows you how to get over what she calls "the hurdle of how" — the gap between what God's called you to and the story you've built about how hard it has to be — so you can keep walking through the desert every dreamer has to cross, alone, without losing your nerve. This episode covers motivation versus commitment, faith in the middle of the mess, navigating a calling nobody around you understands, and why the assignment was never as complicated as you made it. In this episode, Rikki talks about: Why motivation is fleeting — and what to trade it for when it runs out The real reason you keep quitting things before you finish them ("the hurdle of how") How to flip an obstacle into a stepping stone instead of a stop sign What it actually means to navigate your calling alone without feeling alone Who to keep close when the season goes quiet and the "beeps" stop coming Why the middle of your dream — not the finish line — is where the real testimony gets written Your That Girl Assignment: Ask yourself what you've given up on — and be honest about why you actually started it in the first place, not why you think you should have. Name the roadblocks standing in the way, then write down one thing you can do this week to restart it. Listen Next: If this one stirred something up, go back to "You're Not Behind"— same thread, different angle: you're not behind, you're just in the part of the story nobody posts about. Did you enjoy today's episode? Leave us a 5 rating. Leave me a voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/ThatGirlRadio Follow That Girl Radio: https://www.instagram.com/thatgirlradio/ ✨Follow That Girl: https://www.instagram.com/rikkilee.co/ Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheRikkiLee

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  Episode #10

  Get Your Life Together | 9 Questions to Help You Design Your Dream Life

  Sep 1, 202630 minS5

  Before you can design the life you want, you have to get honest about the life you're living. ✨ Download the FREE Life Audit Guide here . In this episode of Living by Design , Rikki Lee walks you through the 9 areas every ambitious woman should assess before building her That Girl Blueprint —from your energy, time, relationships, and career to your finances, health, identity, and faith. This isn't about deciding that your life isn't good enough. It's about gaining the clarity to understand what's working, what's draining you, what you've outgrown, and what is helping you grow. Using the categories of joy, pain, and growth , you'll learn how to audit your current life and identify the areas that need more intention before you begin building new systems, signatures, and standards. Because your dream life isn't built by accident. It starts with knowing where you are, getting clear on where you're going, and intentionally designing the bridge between the two. In this episode, you'll learn: How to conduct a life audit without turning it into a list of everything you're doing “wrong” The 9 areas of your life you should assess How to identify what's bringing you joy, causing you pain, and contributing to your growth Why your calendar, relationships, environment, and finances are part of your life design Why clarity has to come before creating new goals, habits, and systems How your Life Audit becomes the foundation for building your That Girl Blueprint Your That Girl Assignment: Download the free Life Audit Guide and take the time to honestly assess where you are before deciding where you're going.

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  Episode #9

  Introducing the That Girl Blueprint — Your Systems, Signatures, and Standards for the Life You're Building

  Aug 31, 20265 minS5

  You've done the inspiration part. You've got the vision board, the saved routines, the aesthetic bookmarked — and somehow your actual life hasn't moved. That's not a discipline problem. That's a missing infrastructure problem. This episode introduces the That Girl Blueprint — the three-part framework every Living by Design episode builds from here forward. You'll learn: What a "system" actually is, and why it doesn't have to be a beautifully color-coded Notion dashboard to work — the difference between a life that looks organized and one that actually runs How to find your "signature" — the specific, undeniably-you way you do things, instead of borrowing someone else's morning routine or someone else's definition of a good life Why "standards" are what protect everything you build — and the handful of places (your time, your money, your career, your relationships) yours probably need to show up first Why there's no single template for that girl's life, and why your blueprint is supposed to look nothing like anyone else's By the end of this episode, you'll have the language for the framework driving this entire series, and a clear read on which piece— Systems, Signatures, or Standards—needs your attention first. Your assignment before the next episode: ask yourself what your life looks like when no one else is watching. Write down the honest answer. Listen next: Living by Design | How to Do a Life Audit, where we turn this framework into nine questions you can actually answer. Did you enjoy today's episode? Leave us a 5 rating. Leave me a voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/ThatGirlRadio Follow That Girl Radio: https://www.instagram.com/thatgirlradio/ ✨ Follow That Girl: https://www.instagram.com/rikkilee.co/ Subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheRikkiLee

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