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by Jade Stadnick (Author)
You don't become the nicest bitch you'll ever meet overnight.
You become her after burnout. After being quiet for too long. After carrying everyone else's shit and realizing no one was carrying you. After saying "yes" so many times, it started costing you sleep, health, joy, and eventually pieces of yourself you didn't even realize were missing.
Are you exhausted from being understanding, flexible, forgiving, and "the bigger person?"
Do you get labeled as difficult the second you set a boundary?
Do people feel uncomfortable when you finally do speak up?
I'm going to tell you-as the nicest bitch you'll ever meet-why being nice is what nearly broke you.
This book isn't wrapped in pretty words and soft affirmations. It's honest about the quiet ways women are trained to become doormats, and what happens when we finally stand the fuck up and straighten our crown.
You'll read stories that feel a little too familiar. You'll probably nod, laugh, get mad, and maybe feel called out. You'll learn why burnout doesn't "just happen," why being agreeable becomes self-abandonment, and why being called a bitch is often just proof you stopped abandoning yourself.
You're not cold, you're definitely not cruel, and you sure as fuck aren't broken.
You're just done setting yourself on fire to keep everyone else warm.
Once you read this, you'll see why being the nicest bitch you'll ever meet isn't an insult. Start owning it, embracing it, and living your life on your terms. Be the nicest bitch they've ever met!
