Ever changed your outfit multiple times because you were worried about looking “unprofessional”? I know it’s happened to me multiple times, and that’s why I wanted to explore the many unspoken rules most women follow when we get dressed in the morning. I’m joined by Ruthie Johnson, a holistic success coach, fitness junkie and unapologetic feminist. We talk about how out clothing is a covert way that women police themselves and each other. We explore what’s underneath those feelings when we judge another woman for what she’s wearing. Ruthie shares some simple and actionable steps we can all take to let go of stress and societal expectations and step into what we’re truly capable of with more freedom and ease.

Key takeaways:

• How the policing of women’s clothing and body impacts our daily life, mindset and adds to the mental load
• Men and women’s bodies are judged differently and how we can start reframing our judgements to help ourselves and other women 
• How movement and breathwork can bring us back into our body and shift your state when you’re feeling overwhelmed or stuck

Ruthie Johnson is a holistic success coach, fitness junkie and unapologetic feminist. She’s worked with hundreds of women to stop sacrificing themselves, let go of stress and societal expectations and step into what they’re truly capable of with more freedom and ease.

With a decade of experience across coaching, corporate consulting, and health and fitness (with the qualifications to boot), her mission is to help create the next generation of female leaders - who prioritize their wellbeing, create sustainable success with ease and banish burnout for good.

You can find her on Instagram @ruthieandrose

Dr. Sarah Vadeboncoeur is a Naturopathic Doctor, mom and fatigue fixer who’s on a mission to help women fix their fatigue and get the health care they deserve. You can find her talking about all things fatigue on Instagram @sarahvadeboncoeur and learn more about her services at www.docereclinic.ca



The Fatigue Fixer is produced by Story Studio Network. www.storystudionetwork.com/