On Purpose with Jay Shetty

If You’re a People Pleaser Listen to This! (Why Putting Yourself First Isn’t Selfish, It’s Necessary For Real Connection)

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May 28, 2025
Meggan Roxanne, a writer and entrepreneur known for her popular platform The Good Quote, shares her powerful journey of healing and self-discovery. She candidly discusses the impact of childhood trauma and the necessity of forgiveness, especially in familial relationships. Meggan emphasizes setting emotional boundaries to prioritize self-respect over people-pleasing and how this can lead to authentic connections. The conversation also highlights the importance of solitude, personal growth, and cultivating inner dialogue for a fulfilling life.
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ANECDOTE

Childhood Hurt from Grandparent

  • At four years old, Megan felt the pain of a grandparent telling her they didn't love her. - This caused a heartache and loss of innocence lasting deep into her life.
ANECDOTE

Forgiving a Difficult Grandfather

  • Megan cared for her estranged grandfather as her mother's last wish despite his past harshness. - This journey led her to forgiveness, respect, and finally peace.
ADVICE

Set Boundaries with Caregivers

  • Enforce your boundaries firmly when caring for difficult people to protect your energy. - Respect yourself enough to say no and walk away if boundaries aren't honored.
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