No More 'Good Girl'

You weren't made to carry the entire emotional load of your home.To raise your kids… and your husband.To shrink yourself just to keep the peace.But if you grew up walking on eggshells, staying small probably feels normal.Those childhood patterns don't disappear when you become an adult.They follow you into marriage.You become the one who manages everything.The house.The kids.Everyone's emotions.And before you know it, it feels like you're raising a grown man instead of being in a partnership.No More "Good Girl" is a podcast for moms who are done over-functioning in marriage and mom life.Amanda helps women understand the childhood patterns that keep them stuck in the "good girl" role — and how to step out of it so their relationship finally starts to shift.Inside the podcast we talk about:• breaking the good-girl conditioning that keeps you silent• boundaries in marriage that actually change the dynamic• what to do when marriage feels like raising another kid• regulatin

No More 'Good Girl' is a society podcast hosted by Amanda Clark, with 464 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Amanda Clark hosts No More 'Good Girl', a society show with 464 episodes published.

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  Episode #310

  What are You Teaching Your Kids About Marriage?

  Sep 7, 202610 minS6

  You don't step in because he can't handle it. You step in because watching him struggle makes you uncomfortable. What I talk about in this episode: Why "it's just faster if I do it" is quietly training your husband to check out The real question to ask before you take over: am I supporting him, or regulating myself? A listener's message about being blamed for both his bad mood and her own What your kids actually learn when they watch you manage everyone's emotions Why disempowering the person you're trying to partner with backfires Links: Free Live Relationship Masterclass: https://momlifemastery.as.me/relationship-masterclass Join the Deeply Loved Woman Collective: https://the-breathwork-collective.circle.so/checkout/supported-woman-membership Grab the Relationship Repair Guide: https://breathworkcollective.myflodesk.com/repair-guide-for-women

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  Ready for Your Real Relationship to Start?

  Aug 31, 202617 min

  There was a time I truly thought my marriage was over. We had years of resentment, the same fights, and eventually separated for three months. But what I know now is that sometimes your partner isn't the problem. The pattern you're both stuck in is. What if you could disagree without wondering if you're marriage is doomed in the back of your mind. Or perhaps you could say what you need before you snap, AND stop carrying the whole relationship by yourself. That's what we're talking about this week: ✔ Why the same fight keeps happening ✔ What conflict might actually be showing you ✔ What changed when I stopped trying to change my husband ✔ Why healthy love can feel "boring" when you're used to chaos ✔ How to start changing the pattern without waiting for him I don't think every couple should stay together, but conflict doesn't automatically mean you married the wrong person. Sometimes you're stuck in a pattern you don't know how to get out of yet. And that can change. I teach you how on this week's episode. ✨ FREE Live Relationship Masterclass: https://momlifemastery.as.me/relationship-masterclass ✨ Join the Deeply Loved Woman Collective: https://the-breathwork-collective.circle.so/checkout/supported-woman-membership ✨ Grab the Relationship Repair Guide: https://breathworkcollective.myflodesk.com/repair-guide-for-women

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  How to Stop Fighting the Same Fight and Finally Repair

  Aug 24, 2026—

  Ever find yourself in the middle of a conversation that starts small and somehow turns into a full-blown emotional explosion? This episode is for you babe! I break down why the real issue in conflict usually isn't communication, it's who's driving the car. When your inner child is running the show, you're more likely to chase, defend, criticize, or try to explain your way back to safety. But when your wise adult comes back online, repair becomes waaayy more possible. Inside this episode, you'll learn a simple four-step repair process that helps you: stick to the facts name the story you made up share what you felt make a clear request I also talk about why repair should happen before you're fully flooded with emotion, why low-stakes moments are the best place to practice, and how tiny "paper cuts" can quietly kill your relationship. If you've ever wondered whether you're with the wrong person, or felt stuck in the loop of trying to say the right thing at the wrong time, this one will meet you right where you are. Links mentioned in this episode: ✨ Free Live Relationship Masterclass ✨ Join the Deeply Loved Woman Collective ✨ Grab the Relationship Repair Guide

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  Episode #306

  Repair is Like the Steering Wheel in a Car

  Aug 10, 202616 minS6

  Healthy relationships don't stay connected because they never drift. They stay connected because they know how to find their way back. In this episode, I'm sharing the steering wheel metaphor that completely changed how I think about repair. You'll learn why resentment isn't created by one big fight, but by the small moments that never get repaired—and how tiny shifts can completely change the direction of your relationship. ✔ Why healthy relationships are built on small, everyday repairs ✔ How resentment grows from tiny moments that are left unresolved ✔ The difference between fixing a problem and coming back to connection ✔ Why repair creates emotional safety in your relationship ✔ Two simple practices you can start using today to strengthen your connection You don't need grand gestures to build a healthy relationship. Small moments of repair and appreciation, repeated over time, change everything. LINKS ✨ FREE Live Relationship Masterclass: https://momlifemastery.as.me/relationship-masterclass ✨ Join the Deeply Loved Woman Collective: https://the-breathwork-collective.circle.so/checkout/supported-woman-membership ✨ Grab the Relationship Repair Guide: https://breathworkcollective.myflodesk.com/repair-guide-for-women ✨ Follow My Journey: https://www.instagram.com/its.amandaclark/

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  Episode #305

  Healthy Couples Don't Avoid Conflict — They Repair Faster

  Aug 3, 202612 minS6

  So many of us have been taught that healthy relationships should feel easy, peaceful, and conflict-free all the time. But that's not actually how real relationships work. In this episode, I share: - why fighting doesn't automatically mean something is wrong - why healthy couples still hurt, misunderstand, and disappoint each other - why repair matters more than perfection - how resentment builds when ruptures go unaddressed - why it's not your job to carry both sides of the relationship - how to stay in your wise adult self, even when conflict feels uncomfortable The truth is, healthy relationships aren't free of conflict; they know how to repair. If you've ever wondered whether the presence of fighting means you chose the wrong person, this episode will give you a different lens: one that centers skill, safety, and connection instead of perfection. Your relationship isn't failing because conflict shows up. What matters is what happens after. Pick your path: ✨ FREE Live Relationship Masterclass: https://momlifemastery.as.me/relationship-masterclass ✨ Join the Deeply Loved Woman Collective: https://the-breathwork-collective.circle.so/checkout/supported-woman-membership ✨ Grab the Relationship Repair Guide: https://breathworkcollective.myflodesk.com/repair-guide-for-women

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