Dawn of a New Era The Billionaire Brain Podcast
Oct 14, 2026 · 46 min · 15 segments
**Ep 199: The Power of Women Who Choose to Hype Each Other with Erin Gallagher** What changes when women stop seeing each other as competition and start recognising the power of building together?…
And you talk about women reclaiming their power, but what I'm really interested in is that moment before that happens.
So where do you see highly successful women still unconsciously giving their power away even when from the outside they look incred- incredibly, you know, ac- accomplished and like they know what they're doing? I mean, I see this all the time.
The, the good girl is an identity around which every other role in our life organizes.
And so if we are taught from childhood to be a good girl, and that means following the rules, doing what I'm told, um, seeking others' approval-
... um, understanding our value and our worth through external validation, not in our own knowing or our own, like, belief of self, but instead I'm being given accolades by my teacher.
... you know, then my coach, right? Then my parents and then my boss and, and all of a sudden everything is about outsourcing our power and allowing other people to tell us.
If the good girl is the organizing principle, it doesn't matter, Dawn, if you are the CEO of a Fortune 10 company, because you will still come back to what you were taught that says it is still everyone else's opinion about whether or not you are worthy.
You will still not know whether or not you're making the right choice unless someone else approves and tells you that you are.
And the other piece of the good girl that's not just about rule following is that what we learn from a very young age is that other people's deficits are our responsibility.
And so, and so when you, when you, my boss, are incapable of doing something, don't worry, I got you.
And you talk about women reclaiming their power, but what I'm really interested in is that moment before that happens.
So where do you see highly successful women still unconsciously giving their power away even when from the outside they look incred- incredibly, you know, ac- accomplished and like they know what they're doing? I mean, I see this all the time.
The, the good girl is an identity around which every other role in our life organizes.
And so if we are taught from childhood to be a good girl, and that means following the rules, doing what I'm told, um, seeking others' approval-
... um, understanding our value and our worth through external validation, not in our own knowing or our own, like, belief of self, but instead I'm being given accolades by my teacher.
... you know, then my coach, right? Then my parents and then my boss and, and all of a sudden everything is about outsourcing our power and allowing other people to tell us.
If the good girl is the organizing principle, it doesn't matter, Dawn, if you are the CEO of a Fortune 10 company, because you will still come back to what you were taught that says it is still everyone else's opinion about whether or not you are worthy.
You will still not know whether or not you're making the right choice unless someone else approves and tells you that you are.
And the other piece of the good girl that's not just about rule following is that what we learn from a very young age is that other people's deficits are our responsibility.
And so, and so when you, when you, my boss, are incapable of doing something, don't worry, I got you.
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