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I'll Admit with Jessica ParrAuthor: Jessica Parr
Ill Admit, with Jessica Parr is your permission slip to burn the rulebook and build a life that turns heads. Were talking uncensored conversations about breaking out of nice-girl jail, building savage success, navigating motherhood and mindset, scaling big business with zero apology, and chasing the kind of wealth, freedom, and self-trust most women are taught to shrink from. Just the truth and what most people aren't willing to admit about what success really looks like. Language: en Genres: Business, Entrepreneurship Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Staying in your lane with Madi Maple x NGF
Thursday, 6 August, 2026
Madi Maple — MC, in-house DJ, and embodiment session host at last year's Nice Girl Funeral is back for another year. Before we get into what's coming, she got real about what's been happening since.Because she's been through one of her own.She built her original business on confidence coaching .. comparison, doubt, people-pleasing, the not-pretty stuff. When sales started to dip a few years in, she made a story about it: people want business coaching now, not just confidence work. She didn't even realize she'd made the story. It just felt true. And so she spent years becoming very good at something that wasn't quite fully hers and watching herself get quieter, less certain, more comparison-driven. All while thinking she was being authentic.Then she went to a festival, had a shadow-confronting experience she's still processing, and came home knowing: she was meant to go back to the beginning. Not because it was safe .. but because it was hers. And nobody else is doing it the way she does it. That's the whole fucking point.This episode is a conversation about the covert ways the nice girl shows up even in the women who are already rule-breakers and authenticity coaches. Why we lose our voice trying to say the right thing to the right person. What it costs to keep playing in someone else's lane. And why strategy is sometimes just avoidance.Plus — what Madi remembers about last year's Nice Girl Funeral: "I don't remember anything Jess said. I remember how I felt. You cannot manufacture that online."If you want to feel that for yourself this October — tickets are at the link below.👉 Get your Nice Girl Funeral tickets here
