7 Things Women Do That RUIN Their Lives

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Anna Bey

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7 Things Women Do That RUIN Their Lives


There are so many things women do to ruin their lives & not reach their full potential. In this video I reveal what they are, & what you can do to stop these habits, overcome them and become the woman you want to be. Start your transformation with me by taking one of my courses: https://levelupclass.com/

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  1. In response to your critique on the trad wives phenomenon-I totally agree. I am married with children, and married quite young out of college, so you could say kind of a “trad” start, however, I never excluded the idea of working and I’m grateful my husband also supported me in higher college pursuits and helped me find part time jobs that worked best with our family. He also listened to me during the times that professional work was “too much” simply because our family life was busy, and this was always my priority. To make the whole “trad wife” thing into this kind of nostalgic pin-up sort of character is really kind of insulting to regular women in my opinion, who are just trying to make marriage and family work, and having to be flexible is part of it.

    On the other hand, I have friends on both extremes who have never worked, or work too much and besides that care for the house and children and are always stressed out. The key is balance and doing what’s best for you!

  2. Ond of the best advices – 💎! When you are young you think ah whatever I won’t be affected but as you get mature you realise just how life changing these are. Thank you Anna ❤

  3. My dear Anna! I am 55 and I went through all of these and wasted so much of my life 😢 now I am wiser, a BS detector😂 and def much better at my finances. And you are so down to earth but classy and so wise. Keep up with your work♡♡♡Cheers

  4. Ms. Bey, I love your honesty! I hope you don't mind having men subscribe to your channel. You reveal so many things about women that men who truly value the company of a woman should know and be aware of. Thank you so much for your enlightening content! Your husband is a fortunate man indeed, and I must say I'm a bit envious of him. I wish you all the best! And thanks again for enlightening people. You are a wonderful content creator who deserves every success.

  5. I saw the true colors of a woman in social media, personally she behaved well, mingled with everyone etc. Then she posted something tactfully about being superior to homemakers being a corporate independent woman . It hurt me being a homemaker and I just asked her whether everything was fine and what made her do that? She said that she is perfectly fine and I don't have the capacity to understand that she has written it just like that. So, I shouldn't poke my nose & I just blocked her & never poked my nose.

  6. I’ve enjoyed how you’ve evolved over the recent couple of years, it aligns with my journey currently. Previous ones did then, now you’re staying authentic and not trying to please the older version. Thank you!

  7. Yes. I feel the same way. Somehow I received the message to my subconscious mind that I needed to apologize for the thing's in my life that had gone well for me, due to the fact that I had received undue negative energy, smear campaigns, & other attack's from outside influences. I went inward, & did a self check. Was I really all of these terrible things that I heard through the grapevine? It started to affect my mental health in a negative way? My eventual answer was "No, I needed counseling to deal with the people who refused to go to counseling." I now realize that I NEVER should have apologized. I should have left, and/or reevaluated these people, places, and thing's, and their actual places in my life (due to behavior, & whether it served my higher, or lower self), a lot sooner than I did. Death comes before rebirth….. This is so down to Earth….. Great upload!

  8. Great advice, especially learning about the negative psychological traits. It has freed me so much to see the red flags for what they are and keep pushing on and being happy. I feel happy to have control over my life & emotions. Therapy is fundamental. If you can’t afford therapy there are wonderful therapist on YT! ❤

  9. Great advice, Anna! I'm 27 and find your thoughts very helpful on how to align my thinking, and continue levelling up without losing who I am, or putting myself at the mercy of others.

  10. Thank you so much for making this video Anna, this was really insightful and helpful for someone who is willing to develop self-awareness and do the inner work to make themselves a better person.

  11. I have 2 careers and felt empty inside in depression until I made my baby who I brought to the wolrd 6 days before turning 40. It was hard. Husband spent a loooot of money in fertility treatments and ivf. Is been painful but worth the money and sacrifice. I do regret not having children when I was 20. I feel tired all day. But happy with my baby. Finaly. Some one to love and teach all I know and worried to educate in the best independent way.

  12. YOU ARE SO RIGHT!.
    Our Self-esteem gets down and we start hating ourselves…
    Thank you Anna you are helping me to find my true-self❤..
    You do make a big difference in women..
    Thank you..❤

  13. I agree it sucks that women are now expected to BOTH work as hard and earn as much money for the household and do ALL the housework and childcare.

    But without feminism, you wouldn’t have the option to work, to not have children, or not get married. You wouldn’t get to choose your husband yourself but get sold off. You wouldn’t have the right to vote, or for education. Sure you wouldn’t have to work outside the house, but you wouldn’t be allowed outside the house if your husband didn’t agree to it. And if that husband you didn’t choose was abusive? Though luck. You’re stuck. Even later, say 50s or even today, if you managed to get that divorce, what are you to do? You have no money of your own and no work history on your resume.

    You can marry rich all you want, but please get a prenup if you’re going to be the one to stay home, and please get a separate bank account ladies! Or else, when you’re in your fifties and your husband left you or you left him, you will be stuck flipping burgers for minimum wage, because that’s the only job you can get.

  14. 4:58 the problem isn't that they wanna be housemakers, the problem is these content creators do in fact work, yet they promote this tradwife lifestyle that many older women have pointed out are putting women at financial risk