'Mansplaining' is a neologism consisting of the words 'man explaining'. Mansplaining can be described as the act of a man explaining something to a woman in a condescending or patronizing manner, assuming she doesn’t know and understand the subject accurately and ignoring her own existing competencies and potential in this field.

'Manspreading' is the tendency for some men to sit with legs wide apart, taking up excessive space, especially in public areas, to the extent of not offering others personal space.

On an important note, I'm not generalizing men by assuming that all of them are mansplaining and manspreading, but I’m specifically referring to the group of men who indeed are.

Furthermore, I acknowledge that there are women who 'womansplain' in a similar way.

Moreover, the individuals who experience mansplaining and manspreading are not women only, but equally include non-binary people and other men who are not mansplaining and manspreading themselves and who also experience some other men’s 'toxic masculinity'.

This episode of the Goddess of Technology podcast is inviting you, goddess, to gain an in-depth and critical understanding of the mentally, emotionally and intellectually challenging and frustrating concepts of mansplaining and manspreading.

Furthermore, I’m sharing smart strategies on how to succeed in an environment polluted by toxic masculinity.

Have you gathered any experience with mansplaining and manspreading, queen? If so, what exactly did you experience and how did the situation make you feel? What piece of advice would you share with your younger self to manage this kind of situation effectively?

I would be delighted to learn about your personal story through the contact form linked in the general podcast description.

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Ever wondered how the Japanese animation studio Studio Ghibli – which was founded by the animator, filmmaker and manga artist Hayao Miyazaki – achieved global fandom?

One of Miyazaki's numerous cinematic masterpieces entitled 'Spirited Away' was the first non-English language film to win an Academy Award (also commonly known as an Oscar) for 'Best Animated Feature'!

In this episode of the Goddess of Technology podcast, I’m familiarizing you with the creative genius Miyazaki, the global and timeless legacy he built with Studio Ghibli and five lessons we can learn about creativity and business from the Japanese legend.

As always, beautiful, I'm curious to learn more about what drives you on a personal level: Is creativity generally important to you? If so, what is your number-one strategy to intentionally place yourself in a creative state if that's where you currently like or need to be?

Please feel free to share your answers with the community and myself through the contact form linked in the general podcast description.

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Ever wondered how HUMILITY can lead to growth on both a personal and professional level, life satisfaction, creativity and meaningful human connections – all at the same time?

In this episode of the Goddess of Technology podcast, we’re diving deep into the Scandinavian concept of the Law of Jante (in Danish and Norwegian: ‘Janteloven’, pronunciation: ‘yan-te-lo-ven’) – a set of cultural rules that encourages modesty, community-driven living, helpfulness and empathy.

I’m guiding you through the origins and evolution of this powerful concept, explaining how it has shaped Scandinavian culture, and showing how we can all apply Janteloven’s principles to our own everyday life. But it's not without its critics – together, we’re exploring where the Law of Jante holds us back as individuals and how to balance its teachings with our individual aspirations.

Beautiful, have you encountered people who inspired you – and even more so because they were down-to-earth? If so, how did that encounter make you feel?

Don’t forget to share your personal experience with me via the contact form linked in the podcast description. I’d love to hear from you!

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In this episode of the Goddess of Technology podcast, we’re exploring the ancient Chinese concept of ‘Yin and Yang’ and how we can apply it in our personal lives — be it in our careers or in our relationships with our family, friends and romantic partner.

Together, we’re learning about the origins and history of Yin Yang as well as the enlightening lessons we can learn from this philosophy.

Once you listened to this episode, I’d be curious to understand how it made you feel, goddess! Do you believe in the concept of Yin and Yang? If so, why and if not, why not? What is one practical example of your own life in which you felt the strong influence of Yin and Yang?

I’m inviting you to share about your personal experience through the contact form linked in the general podcast description, beautiful.

Music: 'Bummin on Tremelo' by Kevin MacLeod – CC BY 3.0 (incompetech.com)

‘Lolicon’ is a controversial subgenre of Anime and Manga and consists of fictional stories on minors who their authors aim to portray as emotionally and sexually appealing and on these minors’ romanticized and sexualized relationships with adults.

In this episode of the Goddess of Technology podcast, I’m raising awareness of the alarming risks of Lolicon for children, teenagers and young adults – under the false pretext of living one’s passion for art, cultural diversity and entertainment.

The focus topic in this episode is a strongly debated one. I’m curious to learn about your opinion and if applicable, maybe even about your experience with Lolicon, goddess. I’m inviting you to share your perspective with me through the contact form linked in the general podcast description.

Trigger warning: This episode includes content on the risks of child SA, child p*rn*graphy, ped*philia, heb*philia and epheb*philia. If all or any of these topics feel uncomfortable to you, I recommend not listening to this episode. Instead, I’m inviting you to listen to other episodes of the Goddess of Technology podcast that feel more comfortable, valuable and impactful to you. See you there then, goddess!

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In this episode of the Goddess of Technology Podcast, I’m inviting you into the fascinating world of the Pygmalion Effect — a powerful psychological phenomenon where the expectations we set for ourselves and others can actually influence ours and their attitude, behavior and performance.

I’m explaining how the concept came to be, why it’s named after a Greek myth, and how you can apply five key strategies to harness the power of belief in both your professional and personal life. Whether you’re leading a team, mentoring a talent with great potential, or simply looking to inspire others, the Pygmalion Effect can unlock incredible results.

Goddess, what is your personal experience with the Pygmalion effect? I’m excited to hear about it through the contact form linked in the general podcast description.

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In this special Halloween episode of the Goddess of Technology podcast, I’m taking you on a journey into the spine-chilling world of horrifying internet urban legends.

From tales of haunted websites to ghostly glitches, we’re delving deep into the murky waters of digital folklore, exploring how the dark corners of the web have given rise to some of the most hair-raising myths of our time.

We’re kicking it off with a look at the origin and evolution of urban legends, followed by unveiling five terrifying stories that have left a trail of fear across cyberspace.

Finally, I’m inviting you to share your own eerie online experiences with me through the contact form linked in the podcast description.

Let’s make this Halloween the most thrilling one yet! Are you ready, beautiful?

Music: 'Bummin on Tremelo' by Kevin MacLeod – CC BY 3.0 (incompetech.com)

Let’s dive deep into the alluring, yet risky world of Dark Romance in this episode of the Goddess of Technology podcast.

From its origins and evolution as a niche genre to its current explosion in popularity, especially among Gen Z and Millennials on social media platforms like TikTok – we’re exploring the root causes why Dark Romance captivates such a large audience world-wide, what risks this popularity carries and the strategies we can implement to consume this genre healthily.

Remember, goddess, you have the power to choose what you consume and how you engage with it.

Have you already consumed any media that you considered to be a guilty pleasure, yet risked becoming unhealthy, such as Dark Romance or any other kind of genre?

Let’s continue this conversation together through the contact form linked in the general podcast description.

Music: 'Bummin on Tremelo' by Kevin MacLeod – CC BY 3.0 (incompetech.com)

Allow me to transport you to a world where cuteness isn’t just an aesthetic, but a cultural powerhouse with lasting and timeless influence in this episode of the Goddess of Technology podcast!

From Japan's ‘Kawaii’ (literal translation: ‘cute’) to South Korea's ‘Aegyo’ (literal translation: ‘behaving cutely’), cuteness has taken on a life of its own, shaping everything from fashion, gadgets to social norms. Buckle up as we uncover the charm, the cultural and psychological reasons, the history and the areas of impact of the cute Asian lifestyle.

Now, what about you, cutiepie? How do you feel about ‘Kawaii’ and ‘Aegyo’?

The community and I would be delighted to hear about your opinion via the contact form linked in the general podcast description.

Music: 'Bummin on Tremelo' by Kevin MacLeod – CC BY 3.0 (incompetech.com)

In this podcast episode, we’re discovering the adventurous world of Kidults — adults who find joy in activities traditionally associated with childhood.

We're exploring who Kidults actually are, why they embrace this lifestyle, and how businesses can tap into this growing market to boost on one hand, customer satisfaction and loyalty and on the other hand, profit.

Join me as I unpack the psychological drivers behind the Kidult wave and share actionable strategies to help your business engage with Kidults.

What about you, goddess? Have you embraced your inner Kidult? Or have you observed how brands have been tapping into this consumer group? Let’s exchange ideas through the contact form linked in the general podcast description.

Music: 'Bummin on Tremelo' by Kevin MacLeod – CC BY 3.0 (incompetech.com)