Podcast
One Girl Too Much
Hosted by Jess Ndenda · EN
One Girl, Too Much is for women who have ever felt too different, too broken or too much. Hi, I am your host Jessica Ndenda, A mum of 6, Owner of 4 businesses and notorious for learning to do life differently surrounded by chaos, colour and laughter.For years, I thought being “too much” was a flaw. From high school to adulthood, money to motherhood, health to CEO life, I carried the story that something about me was broken; nothing worked for her like it did for other girls. After going through a process of learning how to "girl" differently, I started sharing on social media to role model another way of doing motherhood, business and life, and was met with an uprising of people who felt the same.So, this podcast is me, one girl, who is proudly too much, sharing the raw lessons, messy truths, and hard-won wins of learning to live, lead, and girl on my own terms.
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Pay attention to how you show up
Apr 100:15:29Tap to summarizeThis episode, Jess has special guest Roxanne on the pod to discuss how your presentation affects your professional (and personal) life, and if Pretty Privilege is actually a thing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Confidence is like a muscle
Apr 100:09:57Tap to summarizeJess and Alex discuss how confidence isn't something you're born with, it's something you can cultivate over time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Your capacity is not the same as others
Dec 1600:13:34Tap to summarizeOne of Jess's biggest lessons is to stop expecting your capacity to be the same as others. The capacity to want, care and do things as a too much girl will be clearly different to those around you often. Jess shares her journey of learning what her capacity is, learning to be ok with your capacity being different to the "worlds" expectations and releasing the expectations of others who have a different capacity.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Learning your values become your guideposts for everything
Dec 1200:17:09Tap to summarizeJess and Alex chat through their values, how they find them, and how they use them to navigate big, bold, risky things, as well as daily decisions and relationships.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Why Big Brother made Jess so mad
Dec 1100:16:56Tap to summarizeIt is the most cringeworthy example of social bias on gender roles, with a side serving of male ego this decade has seen! Jess and Alex explore gender roles and the key information this generation might be missing in today's lesson.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →This one is women's instincts VS business
Nov 2400:14:09Tap to summarizeJess shares some of the clashes she found becoming a business woman and working through the 'rules' and resources made for men, to find her own rythm as a female business owner. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →There are three types of people
Nov 1700:16:20Tap to summarizeJess's theory on 3 categories of people and how lonely and hard and broken it can feel as a too much girl chasing a big life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Have you been brainwashed about money?
Nov 1000:17:39Tap to summarizeJess shares all about learning money, and what changed her mindset around how she spends, invests and does business. From debt to millions in 5 years, and how as women, we often get it very wrong.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Friendships Can Be The Best Thing And The Worst Thing About Girlhood
Nov 300:18:01Tap to summarizeJess and Alex share stories about growing friends and what happens when jealousy shows up. This is a tough one to talk about but a catalyst for doing better especially in motherhood and Business.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →There are no rules to Mother Hood
Oct 2700:18:41Tap to summarizeThe story and findings of Jess rewiring what she thought mother hood looks like and the impacts the worlds "rules" had on her in her young mum era, to where she is at now, proudly a different Mum who can openly say she does not get her happiness from Motherhood. Also, spoiler alert, Alex cries.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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