Sep 30, 2026 · 21 min · 10 segments
These are some ways to maintain your Badassness! Do you first or only!! Learn to say NO without explanation! Do not let anyone talk to you crazy... Keep positive receipts on yourself! Sometimes…
Okay.
These are some ways you all can maintain your badassness.
Badassness is not loud.
It's a quiet decision not to abandon yourself when it's easier to.
Here are the ways that actually hold it.
Keep your inner narrative sharp.
Honor your voice.
If you would not let a friend talk to you in a crazy way, don't let your own brain talk to you crazy.
Replace narratives like, "I'm so bad at this" with, "I'm learning to work this out." Keep receipts on yourself.
Save screenshots, wins, nice messages, and PRs that can uplift your spirits.
Sometimes badassness has amnesia, so you need the proof.
Stay curious, not correct.
Read one thing a month that challenges how you see power, work, or relationships.
The point is not to agree, but it's to never get intellectually rusty.
Keep your no intact.
Boundaries are a skill, not a mood.
Practice this, the clean and no, like, "I can't do that." You do not have to give an apology or a story as to why you said no.
Just say no.
Time budget.
Treat your calendar like your bank account.
Ooh-wee.
Let me say that one more time.
Treat your calendar like your bank account.
Okay.
These are some ways you all can maintain your badassness.
Badassness is not loud.
It's a quiet decision not to abandon yourself when it's easier to.
Here are the ways that actually hold it.
Keep your inner narrative sharp.
Honor your voice.
If you would not let a friend talk to you in a crazy way, don't let your own brain talk to you crazy.
Replace narratives like, "I'm so bad at this" with, "I'm learning to work this out." Keep receipts on yourself.
Save screenshots, wins, nice messages, and PRs that can uplift your spirits.
Sometimes badassness has amnesia, so you need the proof.
Stay curious, not correct.
Read one thing a month that challenges how you see power, work, or relationships.
The point is not to agree, but it's to never get intellectually rusty.
Keep your no intact.
Boundaries are a skill, not a mood.
Practice this, the clean and no, like, "I can't do that." You do not have to give an apology or a story as to why you said no.
Just say no.
Time budget.
Treat your calendar like your bank account.
Ooh-wee.
Let me say that one more time.
Treat your calendar like your bank account.
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