Wanting Out Loud: The Permission Slip Every Woman Needs
About this episode
Karen Yankovich discusses the importance of women openly expressing their desires for wealth, power, and recognition.
"I want to be rich. I want to be known. I want to be powerful." Did you just flinch? That flinch is the whole episode. In this solo episode, Karen Yankovich hands you a permission slip instead of a framework. She unpacks the good girl tax — the price women pay for wrapping money, power, and visibility in softer, more "acceptable" language — and walks you through saying three simple, true sentences out loud: I want money. I want power. I want to be known. Key Takeaways: The taboo was never the wanting. It's a woman saying it out loud without apologizing first. "I just want to help" is often a true sentence wearing a disguise. You can't get booked for what you won't name — silence is the good girl tax. Wanting to be known for real work isn't vanity. It's how the right people find you. Naming the want is the first visible act of going after it. Subscribe so you don't miss the next episode, where Karen shows this in action with real examples. And if saying it out loud feels scary, come practice inside the Visibility Salon — www.visibilitysalon.com — your first week is free. Resources Mentioned In The Episode: Visibility Salon Karen's private community where women learn to price their…
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