About the go girl society
The Go Girl Society is a space for women’s stories, voices and real-life experiences… The kind you don’t always see shouted about, but absolutely should be.
Think of it as a digital magazine with heart. A place where women are interviewed, celebrated, and given the room to be fully themselves – messy bits, powerful bits, funny bits and everything in between. All without any judgement.
We’re not about perfection here. We’re about real life. The kind of life where you’re figuring things out as you go, learning lessons the hard way sometimes, and still showing up anyway.
What We’re Here For
The Go Girl Society exists to share honest stories from women of all walks of life, highlight strength in everyday experiences and to create a space that feels uplifting, relatable and human. We want to remind women that their story is worth telling, exactly how it is!
Whether it’s business owners, creatives, mums, students (18 or over), or women quietly doing incredible things behind the scenes – every story has a place here.
Why it Exists
Because too often, women’s stories get filtered, softened, or overlooked altogether.
The Go Girl Society is about changing that – not by making things louder or louder for the sake of it, but by making space for honesty. The kind that makes someone reading think ‘oh… me too.’
What you’ll find here
Inside The Go Girl Society, you’ll find interviews with inspiring women from across the UK, real life stories and experiences, honest conversations about life, identity and growth, and features that celebrate resilience, ambition, strength and individuality.
It’s part magazine, part community, part “you’re not alone in this”.
A final word
The Go Girl Society isn’t about being perfect, polished, or having it all figured out.
It’s about showing up as you are – and realising that’s more than enough.
So whether you’re here to read, relate, or feel inspired… you’re welcome here.
Always.
– Nicole, The Go Girl Society Director X
Meet Nicole – Director of The Go Girl Society
Take a read of Nicole’s story – from Boatbuilding with 400 men, being diagnosed with PTSD, being sacked and losing her career, and having a miscarriage on her first pregnancy, Nicole has agreed to share her life story to not only encourage other women to open up too, but because she knows that her story is worth talking about. She has a lot of positives in her story too – she grew up being a dancer, she’s walked with Lions, she volunteered for a mental health charity during lockdown and is grateful for the support she has around her… don’t worry, it’s not all negative!
If you want to find out some interesting and shocking facts about The Go Girl Society Director, find her article here.
Quotes from the story tellers
“Football allows me to feel free. When I play football, nothing else worries me.”
Kayleigh
Passionate Footballer
“Connecting with others who have PMDD has made a huge difference because it reminds me that I’m not alone.”
Katie
Founder of the PMDD Diary
“To me, friendship is one of life’s greatest gifts.”
Lauren
Founder of The Bestie Nest
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