A coming of age memoir - but not ya

Good Girl Gone Rogue THE BOOK is a coming of age memoir - except it's not YA.

It's a transformation manual for women who have lived life. It comes in a short essay format - all based on my Substack Good Girl Gone Rogue.

Maybe you were told that if you play by the rules, things will fall into place. Be competent - but don't aim for the promotion too aggressively. Wait your turn. Shine - but not too brightly. Smile graciously while doing it all. The system is not fair? Who cares. Deal with it.

Until you don't.

Good Girl Gone Rogue is about the unspoken rules that make women feel compelled to adhere to a very specific brand of femininity. The ones so instilled, so entrenched in your everyday landscape that you don't even know they exist - until you hit a wall. Until a best friend tells you to dress more seductively. Until a boss doesn't promote you. Until you realize the environment you've been performing in was never actually designed for you.

And here is what nobody talks about enough: the rage behind the good girl smile (I didn’t come up with this - a GGGR community member did!).

The rules Don’t Work FOR YOU? WRITE YOUR OWN

The rules don't operate in one system. They show up everywhere - at the family dinner table, in romantic relationships, at work, in money conversations, in public life. Good Girl Gone Rogue follows one woman across five battlefields — family, work, relationships, money, and power - and shows how the same pattern operates in all of them simultaneously.

This is not a book that leaves you in despair. It is a transformation arc - from absorbing the rules, to naming them, to deciding which ones you are actually willing to keep. From good girl to rogue.

From Deal with it - to making the rules yourself.