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What happens when you spend your whole life trying not to be “too much”?
In this deeply personal conversation, Meg and Jill explore what it means to truly take up space. Not just through speaking louder or finding your voice, but through allowing yourself to exist fully without constantly shrinking, shape-shifting, apologizing, or compromising your needs to make other people comfortable.
Jillian opens up about realizing how often she erased herself in everyday moments. Always being agreeable. Never expressing preferences. Constantly minimizing her wants and needs in order to feel accepted, safe, or easy to be around.
Together, they unpack the deeper emotional roots behind people pleasing, masking, emotional self-protection, and the fear of not belonging.
Meg shares how she learned to stop adjusting herself to fit every room, while Jillian reflects on how childhood experiences slowly taught her to disconnect from her own personality and instincts in order to feel accepted by others.
The conversation moves through parenting, belonging, emotional safety, masking, sensitivity, and the exhausting experience of trying to make yourself digestible for everyone around you.
Ultimately, this episode becomes a reminder that true belonging is not built through fitting in. It’s built through being fully yourself and allowing the right people to meet you there.
What we explore in this episode:We Would Love to Connect With You
Your reflections, questions, and lived experiences mean so much to us.
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Connect with Jillian
Website: https://trellissuite.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jillian-pezet-trellis/
Email: [email protected]
See what Jillian is building!! www.linkedin.com/company/trellissuite
Connect with Meg
Website: www.profoundwellness.net
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: facebook.com/megan.fikse
Instagram: instagram.com/m.laidlaw
Meg’s Offerings
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By Meg Laidlaw & Jillian PezetWhat happens when you spend your whole life trying not to be “too much”?
In this deeply personal conversation, Meg and Jill explore what it means to truly take up space. Not just through speaking louder or finding your voice, but through allowing yourself to exist fully without constantly shrinking, shape-shifting, apologizing, or compromising your needs to make other people comfortable.
Jillian opens up about realizing how often she erased herself in everyday moments. Always being agreeable. Never expressing preferences. Constantly minimizing her wants and needs in order to feel accepted, safe, or easy to be around.
Together, they unpack the deeper emotional roots behind people pleasing, masking, emotional self-protection, and the fear of not belonging.
Meg shares how she learned to stop adjusting herself to fit every room, while Jillian reflects on how childhood experiences slowly taught her to disconnect from her own personality and instincts in order to feel accepted by others.
The conversation moves through parenting, belonging, emotional safety, masking, sensitivity, and the exhausting experience of trying to make yourself digestible for everyone around you.
Ultimately, this episode becomes a reminder that true belonging is not built through fitting in. It’s built through being fully yourself and allowing the right people to meet you there.
What we explore in this episode:We Would Love to Connect With You
Your reflections, questions, and lived experiences mean so much to us.
If this episode resonates, please share it, leave a review, or reach out.
Connect with Jillian
Website: https://trellissuite.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jillian-pezet-trellis/
Email: [email protected]
See what Jillian is building!! www.linkedin.com/company/trellissuite
Connect with Meg
Website: www.profoundwellness.net
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: facebook.com/megan.fikse
Instagram: instagram.com/m.laidlaw
Meg’s Offerings
Mentioned in this episode:
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