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We aren't done with Life of a Showgirl yet. In this episode, I’m joined again by Marissa Rose for a real talk on sex,  power, pleasure, and purpose — through the lens of Taylor Swift’s evolving eras. From Reputation and Midnights to Tortured Poets Department and Life of a Showgirl, we explore how each chapter mirrors the collective reclamation of money, sex, and power — and how to bring that energy into your own life with grounded, embodied practices.
Through the archetypes of the lower chakras, we connect the dots between rights battles, re-recordings, and personal rebirth — uncovering what it really means to lead, love, and create from a place of secure attachment and sovereignty.
Together, we dive into:
How tantra reframes intimacy as a sacred, embodied exchange
The truth about consistency, discipline, and feminine flow
Building the inner masculine that protects and empowers your feminine
Somatic tools to turn heartbreak, grief, and overwhelm into capacity
Why the new definition of “having it all” is being brave enough to slow down
This one’s for the woman building her empire and her inner peace — the one ready to rise in power without losing softness, to be fully expressed without burning out, to boss up and settle down.
If you’ve been craving a pop-culture conversation that actually deepens self-knowledge, this episode will meet you there — honest, embodied, and full of practical wisdom you can feel in your body.
Listen now and walk away with language for your current season, nervous system practices to steady your path, and permission to name what you truly want — at home, in love, and in work.
✨ Learn more about Marissa Rose and her offerings:
Your Bliss is Your Birthright — iammarissarose.com

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