The Good-Girl Detox Workshop
Free 60-Minute Live Workshop with Myrto Mangrioti
Reclaim your body’s wisdom, say “No” without guilt, and start living like you mean it.
Being Perfect Is
Slowly Killing You
For women who are tired of being “the strong one”
YOU’VE DONE EVERYTHING RIGHT
SO WHY DO YOU FEEL SO LOST INSIDE?
You built the career.
Held the family together.
Kept the smile, even when your soul was screaming for a pause.
And now you’re exhausted.
Disconnected from your body.
Wondering how a woman so “together” could feel so damn lost.
THIS ISN’T BURNOUT
IT’S SELF-ABANDONMENT
Every “yes” you said to keep the peace…
Every late night you pushed through to prove your worth…
Every moment you swallowed your truth to stay “likable”.
has been teaching your body one thing:
“My needs don’t matter.”
That lie is what’s slowly killing your joy, your desire, your aliveness.
And it’s time to detox it out of your system.
If this feels uncomfortably true,
this is your invitation to do something radically different about it.
You’re Ready to Do Something Radically Different
What This Free 60‑Minute Workshop
Will Actually Help You Do
Break the “Good‑Girl” Pattern
Understand the psychology behind perfectionism and people‑pleasing and finally see why it’s kept you stuck in quiet suffering.
Say “No” Without Guilt
Set clear, loving boundaries that protect your time and energy without blowing up your relationships or turning you into “the bad one.”
Reclaim Your Body’s Wisdom
Learn how to feel again and trust what your body has been trying to tell you for years, instead of overriding it to keep everyone else comfortable.
Start Living Like You Mean It
Reconnect with your truth, your joy, and your power and leave with real next steps to build a life that honors your needs.
This isn’t a pep talk
It’s an intervention
If you’re tired of holding it all together while falling apart inside.
If you’re ready to stop performing and start living.
This is your wake-up call.
Hosted by
Myrto Mangrioti
Transformational Coach, Teacher of Presence, and former “good girl” in recovery. She’s walked through burnout, perfectionism, and self-abandonment and now helps high-achieving women come home to themselves.
“You don’t need fixing. You need to remember who you were before the world told you to be perfect.”
Limited seats
Free but powerful
Because sometimes, the thing that’s killing you isn’t failure
It’s the lie that you must never fail.