As the psychologist Carl Rogers once said, “The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change.”

Your story is composed of three intersecting narratives: your cultural story, your family’s story, and your personal story.

For girls, the earliest and oldest story is often a fairy tale.

the path through this book is designed to help you spiral to the center of your story and then out again, giving you ways to digest what you discover and to create space for new insights to emerge.

We use the word “woman” to apply to anyone who identifies with being a woman, regardless of their birth sex. When we say “feminine,” we are speaking to the feminine energy that lives in everyone.

We are at a juncture where we need women’s voices, women’s intelligence, women’s compassion,

And we need your story—your point of view—and your feminine power now more than ever.

In the heart of your story, you will find you—your voice, your power, and your truth. And because there is only one

Whether we realize it or not, we define ourselves through stories. Understanding your own story is the key to understanding yourself,