When a woman decides she doesn't want to have children, what does her life look like?

On this episode of the Brave Girl podcast, Jenny shares what she has been able to not only dream of, but wholeheartedly pursue.
Founder of a charity that supports marginalised artists, Cello enthusiast and maker of beautiful bags and shoes, Jenny has allowed her creative passions and business mind lead her wherever she wants to go.

An episode for anyone who is inspired and expanded by non-traditional paths.

To donate or purchase a piece of art from Satellite Projects please head to:
https://www.satelliteprojects.org.au/
Instagram: satelliteprojectsmelbourne

Share your brave stories and questions to @jade.chiron on Instagram.

Music by ComaStudio.

Nadia was born to a family that gave her no option but to build resilience. Being raised by a strict Afghan father and Cinderella-worthy evil stepmother, Nadia was also navigating a relationship with her mother who was significantly unwell. At the age of 16, after many years of enduring emotional abuse and palpable fear, Nadia knew she only had one option- to run.

Now a mental health & performance coach, Nadia uses her skills and wisdom drawn from life experience to coach others to perform at their very best. Working mostly with men, Nadia supports them to drop their egos, live with purpose, and begin to embody their true leadership skills. In turn, helping men build the key ingredient all intimate relationships, children and society need- healthy masculinity.

Jade and Nadia also share the way they serendipitously reconnected a high school friendship.

A value packed episode you will not want to miss.

To connect with Nadia:
Instagram - Nadia.Sophia.Coaching
https://nadiasophiacoaching.com

Books Nadia recommends:
Irresistibly Feminine by Zak Roedde
The Way of the Superior Man by David Deida
Heroine's Journey by Maureen Murdock

Share your brave stories and questions to @jade.chiron on Instagram.

Music by ComaStudio.

Anne grew up in a small village in Scotland where a culture of toughness, competition and lack of emotion is not only encouraged, but expected. As a result, not only did Anne grow up with the belief that she had to do it alone, but that it was weak to rely on others for help.

When Anne was diagnosed with breast cancer thousands of km's from her family, just weeks before Christmas in 2020, not only did she realise that she needed the support of others but that it was time to start living her truth.

An honest, powerful story from a Scottish queen who has a strong message for women everywhere.

For Breast Cancer support:

https://www.bcna.org.au/
https://www.thinkpink.org.au/

Share your brave stories and questions to @jade.chiron on Instagram.

Music by ComaStudio.