In this episode, I’m joined by the brilliant Nicky Denson-Elliott, professional feminist, community builder, writer, podcaster and founder of The Wilder Collective and Wilder Live.
Nicky’s work sits at the intersection of feminism, creativity, and business – and it helps women turn intention into momentum and ambition into action.
In this conversation, we talk about Nicky's research project that she undertook last year called “Good Girl Economics” and how the pressure to be liked, fair, reasonable and not “too much” can shape the way women show up in business.
We explore why visibility can feel risky, why undercharging is often about so much more than confidence and how internalised misogyny can show up in the way we judge ourselves and other women.
This is such a powerful, thought-provoking conversation about pricing, visibility, people-pleasing and the hidden cost of trying to be the “good girl” in business.
In this episode, we talk about:
- Why women often undercharge and overdeliver
- The connection between pricing, visibility and people-pleasing
- Why being visible can feel unsafe
- How internalised misogyny can show up in business
- What it really means to support other women
And why being “full of yourself” might actually be something to celebrate
Connect with Nicky:
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The Wilder Collective website
Podcast: Women’s Business with Nicky Denson Elliott
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