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Ep03 | Protecting Your Brand & Leaving Toxic Relationships
SUMMARY
In this episode of the Pussy Ain't Free podcast, host Pastel Brooksville McCoy is joined by Ty Powell, her accountant and co-owner of Easy Tax Denver. They discuss financial matters and address rumors about Pastel's personal life. Pastel emphasizes the importance of protecting oneself and one's brand, and shares her experiences with past relationships. She encourages women to have options and to leave toxic relationships. Pastel also talks about the need to ignore judgment from others and focus on building generational wealth. In this conversation, Pastel Brooksville McCoy discusses the importance of being open and honest about personal experiences, including mental health struggles and abortion. She emphasizes the need to protect one's energy and set boundaries with people who try to take advantage. Pastel also shares her perspective on dating and relationships, expressing her desire to have fun and focus on her own goals. The conversation concludes with an announcement about the upcoming Bosses of the Round Table show and other projects.
TAKEAWAYS
CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction to Pussy Ain't Free podcast
02:00 Protecting Yourself and Your Brand in Relationships
05:19 Having Options and Leaving Toxic Relationships
09:18 Ignoring Judgment and Building Generational Wealth
23:25 The Power of Openness and Honesty
24:21 Protecting Your Energy and Setting Boundaries
26:15 Finding Joy and Fun in Dating and Relationships
29:29 Focusing on Personal Goals and Self-Care
33:09 Empowering Women through the Bosses of the Round Table
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By Pastel B McCoySUMMARY
In this episode of the Pussy Ain't Free podcast, host Pastel Brooksville McCoy is joined by Ty Powell, her accountant and co-owner of Easy Tax Denver. They discuss financial matters and address rumors about Pastel's personal life. Pastel emphasizes the importance of protecting oneself and one's brand, and shares her experiences with past relationships. She encourages women to have options and to leave toxic relationships. Pastel also talks about the need to ignore judgment from others and focus on building generational wealth. In this conversation, Pastel Brooksville McCoy discusses the importance of being open and honest about personal experiences, including mental health struggles and abortion. She emphasizes the need to protect one's energy and set boundaries with people who try to take advantage. Pastel also shares her perspective on dating and relationships, expressing her desire to have fun and focus on her own goals. The conversation concludes with an announcement about the upcoming Bosses of the Round Table show and other projects.
TAKEAWAYS
CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction to Pussy Ain't Free podcast
02:00 Protecting Yourself and Your Brand in Relationships
05:19 Having Options and Leaving Toxic Relationships
09:18 Ignoring Judgment and Building Generational Wealth
23:25 The Power of Openness and Honesty
24:21 Protecting Your Energy and Setting Boundaries
26:15 Finding Joy and Fun in Dating and Relationships
29:29 Focusing on Personal Goals and Self-Care
33:09 Empowering Women through the Bosses of the Round Table
📚 ORDER the PAF book here: pafthebook.com
💌 Sign up to the mailing list: https://www.pastelbrooksvillemccoy.com
💋 JOIN US ON SOCIAL MEDIA!
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p_ssyaintfree
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@PussyAintFreethePodcast
💌 SAY HI TO THE HOST!
https://www.instagram.com/pastelbrooksvillemccoy
https://www.tiktok.com/@PrettyPPastel