Women of Impact Raised to Stay Small, Taught to Obey—Here’s How She Took Her Power Back and Rewrote the Rules | Julia Haart (Fan Fav)
Jul 7, 2025
Julia Haart, entrepreneur and author of 'Brazen,' shares her inspiring journey from a life of subservience to empowerment. She discusses breaking free from limiting beliefs instilled by her upbringing, emphasizing that true confidence comes from courage, not the absence of fear. With candid reflections, Julia reveals the importance of small rebellions against societal norms and how her daughter's bravery fueled her transformation. She also touches on the ongoing struggle with people-pleasing and the necessity of redefining one’s personal narrative.
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Invisibility as Female Virtue
- Julia Haart grew up believing that a woman's virtue was in invisibility and self-negation.
- This belief gave a false spiritual high but caused deep unhappiness and suppression of true self.
Learning Other Genocides Existed
- Julia learned from an Armenian woman that her people also suffered genocide, shattering her belief that only Jews were victims.
- This revelation challenged a core lie that justified separation from outsiders for safety.
Headscarf Protest as Rebellion
- Julia rebelled against a non-law religious custom by covering her face with a headscarf in protest.
- After eight days, her husband relented and allowed her to sleep without the painful head covering, marking a pivotal brazen moment.
