For The Girls

Victoria Perciballi built For The Girls around a straightforward mission: helping women become the strongest, most confident version of themselves. The show covers dating and relationships, entrepreneurship, work ethic, friendships, self-reflection, and everyday life advice across nearly 300 episodes. Victoria's approach leans into practical, no-nonsense guidance rather than vague motivational fluff. The podcast's strength is Victoria's directness. She talks about raising your standards, building genuine self-love, and recognizing patterns that keep you stuck, all without sugarcoating things. Listeners consistently call her out as one of the most authentic voices in the self-improvement space, and her 4.7-star rating across 600+ reviews backs that up. She has a knack for addressing bad habits and unhealthy behaviors in a way that feels compassionate rather than judgmental. New episodes arrive every Monday, covering a rotating mix of solo deep-dives and conversations with guests. Some weeks she'll break down the psychology of why you keep attracting the same type of person. Other weeks she'll get into the practical mechanics of building a side hustle or restructuring your morning routine. The range keeps things from feeling repetitive even hundreds of episodes in. The audience skews toward women in their twenties and early thirties who are actively trying to level up in multiple areas of life simultaneously. Victoria speaks to that specific feeling of knowing you want more but not always knowing how to get there. It's motivational content that actually gives you something to work with afterward.