How to Stop Being a Good Girl: A Workbook

Ute Ehrhardt’s book “Good Girls Go to Heaven, Bad Girls Go Everywhere” became a worldwide hit, inspiring many women to reconsider their usual beliefs and make their lives more conscious and free. After its release, readers and listeners more and more often asked the author to explain how to apply the ideas she proposed not in theory, but every day — consistently and in practice. That’s how the guide “How to Stop Being a Good Girl” was created.

This audiobook serves as a practical help for women who want to free themselves from imposed expectations and start living according to their own desires. It includes exercises, assignments, and clear step-by-step methods that help transfer key principles into real life: learning to confidently say “no,” protecting personal boundaries, better understanding one’s own needs, and perceiving mistakes not as failure, but as a useful experience. The workbook covers the most important areas — relationships, work, family, and friendship — and helps you notice the typical mental traps that reinforce the “good girl syndrome,” so you can gradually get rid of it.