The Goddess Pod - A podcast by Good Girl to Goddess

In this deeply moving and transformational episode of The Goddess Pod, I welcome back my dear friend and Body Philosopher, Michelle Roberton. Together, we explore the profound truth behind the statement: “Our relationship to sex - and the limitations and beliefs we carry around it - has a powerful effect on our money and business.”

Michelle shares her groundbreaking work rooted in "Body Philosophy," a tender, sacred practice of truly inhabiting the body, meeting the body as an innocent and wise guide. We explore how dissociation from the body often leads us to disempowered patterns - especially in our sexuality and finances - and how embodiment reconnects us to our intuition, creativity, and yes, our wealth.

We discuss why feminine boundaries are essential for both pleasure and prosperity, how conditioning has taught us to perform in both sex and business, and how reclaiming our 'No' makes our 'Yes' truly valuable. Michelle also shares powerful reflections on sexual energy as a source of nourishment, creativity, and life force that can be owned wholly by us and not just linked to performance or partnership.

This conversation is a reclamation of women’s internal power - both erotic and economic - and offers an embodied, heart-aligned approach to rising as leaders, lovers, and creators.

In this powerful GGTG Collective session, Sabrina guides us into the heart of one of our most fundamental – but often overlooked – daily practices: Taking Time for Yourself.

More than a luxury, this act of self-connection is a homecoming. Sabrina explains how, through years of putting others first and defining ourselves by what we do for others, we can lose sight of who we truly are. In her signature soulful way, she unpacks how reclaiming small pockets of solo time can begin restoring our energy, deepening our boundaries, and rewiring ingrained people-pleasing habits.

This episode offers a heartfelt exploration of how our “good girl” conditioning often distances us from our authentic self. Through intimate storytelling, practical tools, and grounded permissioning, Sabrina invites us to reimagine self-care as an act of radical reclamation. You'll learn how to start small, protect your “me time,” and leverage familiar habits in service of replenishing your own well – ultimately serving others from surplus rather than depletion.

Whether you're new to the GGTG practices or deeply on your path, this session is a rich reminder that prioritizing our own presence is not selfish – it’s sacred. Tune in to remember what it means to belong to yourself again.

Key themes explored:

• Why taking time for yourself is foundational to all self-development work

• How people-pleasing disconnects us from our authentic essence

• Techniques to hack the “good girl” program and make self-time feel safe

• The power of starting small – and why joy is your greatest motivator

• Using daily self-connection to reclaim boundaries, energy, and inner wholeness

Perfect for anyone seeking to restore deeper self-presence while still showing up powerfully for others.

“The goddess is a whole being. She has reclaimed all parts of herself.” – Sabrina Fox

Listen in. Return home.

For more information about the Good Girl to Goddess Program and Collective:

Instagram: @ggtg.collective

Website: www.ggtg.me

Platform: https://good-girl-to-goddess.disco.co

In this deeply personal and powerfully resonant episode, host Sabrina Fox, founder of Good Girl to Goddess, opens a new chapter of The Goddess Pod by launching a special interview series: The Path from Good Girl to Goddess.

To initiate this special journey, Sabrina turns the spotlight inward and interviews herself - sharing her story of transformation from overachieving “good girl” to empowered, embodied woman.

Through eleven potent and soul-provoking questions - the same ones she will eventually pose to guests - Sabrina explores her early conditioning, professional path as a finance lawyer, and the gritty, human moments that cracked open her identity and reconnected her with feminine sovereignty. She speaks vulnerably about navigating burnout, disconnection, and even suicidal thoughts, and reveals how the reclamation of breath, creativity, presence, and goddess energy became her way home.

What does it mean to shed socially scripted roles? How do we honour our inner child and listen to the wisdom of our inner goddess? Sabrina’s story is an invitation and a mirror for any woman who wonders, “Is there more than this?” Her answer is a clear, resounding yes - and this episode is the first step on a path to discovering your authentic, powerful self.

In this special GGTG collective catch-up episode, we center ourselves in the daily devotional practices that underpin the Good Girl to Goddess transformation. These aren’t tasks, obligations, or externally imposed rituals - they are invitations back to ourselves, designed to restore sovereignty, inner child joy, authentic embodiment, and the slow, sacred unraveling of the conditioned “Good Girl.”

Sabrina guides us through the why and how of each foundational practice - meditation, embodiment, self-love, journaling, and playful creation - offering intimate reflections, lived experiences, and empowering encouragement for starting small and staying gentle. This episode is both a transmission and a toolkit: a reminder that healing occurs through daily micro-moments of return, and that the Goddess within is revealed not in flashes of lightning, but in quiet acts of devotion.

Note: The second half of this gathering turned inward with personal sharing, so the recording concludes before that sacred circle begins.

Let grace meet you wherever you are on the path.

And so it is.

Image credit to Mina Rad.

In this special episode of The Goddess Pod, host Sabrina Fox is joined by Rob Cuming and Annabelle Harding - facilitators of the upcoming Good Girl to Goddess retreat in Dorset (18–21 July) - for a rich and heartfelt conversation about creativity, healing, and the journey from internalized limitation to liberated selfhood. Together, they explore how play, imagination, and creative modalities are not just “nice-to-haves” but essential tools for transformation - especially for women unlearning perfectionism and people-pleasing. Rob, a psychotherapist and clinical lead at The School of Life, speaks to the therapeutic function of creativity in accessing preverbal trauma and dissolving shame. Annabelle, a learning designer and writer, shares how a redefined relationship with creativity has opened up deeper agency and self-leadership in her work and life. Sabrina reflects on her own healing journey from anxious attachment to embodied self-worth, offering insight into how self-limiting beliefs are formed - and how we begin to rewrite them. The episode also touches on the power of group work, the safety it offers, and why shared transformation is often the gateway to personal breakthroughs. If you’re curious about the upcoming retreat, navigating your own emotional evolution, or simply ready to think differently about "growth work," this episode will stay with you long after the conversation ends. Retreat info & registration: ggtg.me/retreat

In this deeply stirring and tender episode of The Goddess Pod, Sabrina is joined by her dear friend and longtime sister on the healing path, Josie Danielle, a womb guide, ceremonial healer, and rite of passage space-holder for women. As part of the Good Girl to Goddess Retreat Preview Series, this sacred conversation explores the ancient and essential medicine of womb connection, energy therapy, feminine rites of passage, and the soul’s return to embodiment.

Together they unpack Josie’s personal journey - from disconnection, hedonism, and trauma into sobriety, sensitivity, and spiritual awakening - and how this body of lived experience shaped her work in guiding women to awaken, honor, and alchemize their womb spaces as sacred centers of remembrance, creativity, and feminine power. With grace and vulnerability, both women share their intimate stories of transformation and the invitation now available to all women to step off the path of depletion - and into reclamation.

Josie also shares a beautiful and accessible practice that every listener can begin today: a womb journaling ritual to commune with the wisdom of this ancient space. Whether you are called to join us for retreat or to walk alongside in spirit, this episode is a rich offering filled with authenticity, reverence, and radiant truth.

For more information on Josie Danielle's offerings, you can find her at https://www.instagram.com/josiedaniellehealing/

In this warm and soulful conversation, I sit down with the incredible Chris Bookless - also known as Conscious Cook - who will be nourishing us at the upcoming Good Girl to Goddess retreat taking place 18-21 July in Dorset.

Chris shares how he weaves healing intention, sacred presence, and deep reverence into every meal he creates. We explore food as alchemy, the connection between nourishment and self-love, and how his own healing journey transformed his culinary path. From family influences to retreat kitchen moments, Chris speaks with heart about how food can be both grounding and elevating - a bridge to deeper conversation, community, and healing.

We also offer a sneak peek at the nourishing, plant-based magic being prepared for the retreat - and inspiration for how to create sacred connection with your own meals, wherever you are.

If you’ve ever wanted to deepen your relationship with food, this conversation is nourishment in itself.

Listener medicine includes:

- Food as a form of self-love

- Eating as energetic exchange

- The healing power of whole, conscious ingredients

- How pleasure, prayer, and presence awaken digestion, joy, and connection

Come be fed - body and soul.

Retreat spaces still available. Learn more at www.ggtg.me/retreat .

In this warm and soulful conversation, I sit down with the incredible Chris Bookless - also known as Conscious Cook - who will be nourishing us at the upcoming Good Girl to Goddess retreat taking place 18-21 July in Dorset.

Chris shares how he weaves healing intention, sacred presence, and deep reverence into every meal he creates. We explore food as alchemy, the connection between nourishment and self-love, and how his own healing journey transformed his culinary path. From family influences to retreat kitchen moments, Chris speaks with heart about how food can be both grounding and elevating - a bridge to deeper conversation, community, and healing.

We also offer a sneak peek at the nourishing, plant-based magic being prepared for the retreat - and inspiration for how to create sacred connection with your own meals, wherever you are.

If you’ve ever wanted to deepen your relationship with food, this conversation is nourishment in itself.

Listener medicine includes:

- Food as a form of self-love

- Eating as energetic exchange

- The healing power of whole, conscious ingredients

- How pleasure, prayer, and presence awaken digestion, joy, and connection

Come be fed - body and soul.

Retreat spaces still available. Learn more at www.ggtg.me/retreat .

In this special GGTG Collective edition of The Goddess Pod, Sabrina offers a soulful exploration of the Goddess archetype and what it looks like to embody her in real life. Building on the previous conversation about the Good Girl, this episode invites listeners to reconnect with their authentic desires, intuition, joy, and creative power. Through reflection, embodiment practices, and storytelling, Sabrina guides listeners to identify the Goddess within—and begin living from that place more of the time.

Visit www.ggtg.me to find out more.

Credit to Jennifer Marquez for the image.

This special edition episode of The Goddess Pod offers a raw, intimate teaching from inside the GGTG Collective - a private space where healing, truth, and leadership unfold.

In this discussion, Sabrina explores the origins of the “Good Girl” archetype - the one many of us stepped into as children when being authentic felt unsafe or unacceptable. Together, we look at how early moments of people-pleasing, self-rejection, and emotional suppression shape a pattern that continues into adulthood… and quietly erodes our sense of self.

Through real-life story, body-based reflection, and a gentle invitation to reclaim rejected parts of the self, this discussion is a call to identify where we are still abandoning who we truly are in order to stay attached, accepted, or seen as "good."

If this episode resonates, I invite you to explore the GGTG Collective. This is one of many healing conversations we have that support women in rising out of the roles they were trained to perform and into the truth they were born to live.

Visit www.ggtg.me to find out more.

Credit to Arwan Sutanto for the image.