Are You a Renaissance Woman Like Me?

Today, I share a powerful breakthrough I had over dinner with friends—one that finally gave me the words and the permission to fully embrace who I truly am: a Renaissance Woman.Society celebrates the “Renaissance Man”—a man who is passionate, skilled, and knowledgeable in multiple areas—but rarely offers the same recognition to multi-passionate women. Instead, women who explore many interests are often labeled as “unfocused” or “all over the place.” This realization hit me hard, because for years, I had internalized this subtle shaming and questioned myself. Why can’t I just pick one thing and stick with it?But here’s what I’ve now come to fully own: I am a Renaissance Woman. And maybe you are, too.In this short episode, I invite you to stop questioning yourself and instead, fully embrace your multi-passionate nature. Because your unique brilliance is not in being just one thing—it’s in being everything you are meant to be.Key Highlights:🔹 Why Society Celebrates Multi-Passionate Men (But Not Women)🔹 The Hidden Shame of Being Multi-Passionate🔹 Why Your Many Passions Are Your SuperpowerInspired Action Steps:✨ Embrace Your Multi-Passionate Identity: If you’ve been questioning yourself, let this be your permission slip—there is nothing wrong with you. You are a Renaissance Woman.✨ Release the Self-Judgment: Notice any internalized beliefs about “needing to focus” and challenge them. Your multi-passionate nature is a strength, not a weakness.✨ Join the Boldheart Community: Surround yourself with other women. Let’s Celebrate Our Renaissance Woman Identity Together!Recommended Resources:free Exploratory Session www.boldheart.com/talk-to-coachThe Book - www.boldheart.com/the-leveraged-business/book/https://boldheart.com/Free Business Assessment - www.leveraged.boldheart.comThe Film - www.boldheart.com/the-filmContinue the Conversation:www.instagram.com/fabiennefredwww.instagram.com/theleveragedbusinesswww.facebook.com/fabiennewww.linkedin.com/in/fabiennefredrickson/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.