Embrace Your Value | Boundaries, Self Worth & Limiting Beliefs for Women

Embrace Your Value is a personal growth podcast about self-worth, boundaries, and overcoming limiting beliefs. Hosted by trauma therapist Kristen Burrus and beliefs-and-boundaries coach Jen Anderson, the show blends therapeutic insights with practical coaching tools. Each episode helps women stop people pleasing, build confidence, and reclaim their voice. Through honest conversations and real strategies, you will learn how to set healthy boundaries, strengthen self-trust, and create a life that reflects your true value.

Embrace Your Value | Boundaries, Self Worth & Limiting Beliefs for Women is a education podcast hosted by Kristen Burrus & Jen Anderson, with 102 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Kristen Burrus & Jen Anderson hosts Embrace Your Value | Boundaries, Self Worth & Limiting Beliefs for Women, a education show with 102 episodes published.

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  Episode #105

  The Friendship Audit: Is This Friendship Actually Good for You?

  Aug 20, 202623 min

  How do you feel after spending time with the people you call friends? Supported? Connected? Free to be yourself? Or do you sometimes leave feeling exhausted, anxious, guilty, or questioning yourself? In this episode of Embrace Your Value , therapist Kristen Burris and Beliefs & Boundaries Specialist Jen Anderson are doing a friendship audit. We're looking beyond whether someone texts often enough or occasionally needs more support and asking a deeper question: What does this relationship consistently feel like? We talk about emotional safety, resentment, one-sided relationship patterns, people-pleasing in friendships, changing friendships, and what happens when you're always the fixer, listener, or person everyone depends on. We also explore why some friendships need a conversation, some need a boundary, and some may simply need a little more distance. Most importantly, we turn the audit inward with one powerful question: Who am I in this friendship? You don't need to judge your friends or make a dramatic decision today. Get curious about the patterns and notice where you feel most free to be yourself. If this conversation brings someone to mind, share the episode and start a conversation of your own. Follow Embrace Your Value so you don't miss our next conversation. Contact us at embraceyourvalue20@gmail.com Learn more about Kristen here: Instagram enlighten_services Website www.kristenburrus.com Facebook enlighten_services Learn more about Jen here: https://www.thankfulheartscoaching.com/ @thankfulheartscoaching on Facebook @the.jennifer.anderson on Instagram thankfulheartscoaching@gmail.com

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  Episode #103

  How to Regulate Your Emotions & Make Clearer Decisions | Coming Back to Yourself

  Aug 18, 202627 min

  Feeling overwhelmed, emotionally stuck, or unsure why making a clear decision feels so difficult?In this episode of Embrace Your Value, Jen Anderson interviews therapist Kristen Burrus about her new workbook, Coming Back to Yourself: A Simple and Practical Workbook for Emotional Regulation, Self-Understanding, and Clearer Choices.Kristen shares why emotional regulation is such an important part of understanding yourself, how becoming more grounded can help you make clearer value-based decisions, and why you don’t have to work through personal growth in a perfectly prescribed order.We also explore Kristen’s House of Self model, which connects:• Values as the foundation• Boundaries as the walls that protect those values• Access and choices as the doors• Perspective as the windows through which we see the world• Meaning as the roof that helps bring it all togetherKristen also explains how Coming Back to Yourself can be used independently or alongside therapy as a practical tool for reflection, conversation, and greater self-understanding.If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, disconnected from yourself, stuck in your emotions, or unsure what you really want, this conversation may give you a helpful place to begin.In this episode:00:00 Welcome + Introducing Coming Back to Yourself01:00 What Does “Coming Back to Yourself” Mean?01:52 Why Kristen Created the Workbook03:01 Who the Workbook Is For04:00 Emotional Regulation, Self-Understanding & Clearer Choices06:27 How to Recognize Emotional Dysregulation07:27 Moving From Overwhelm to Clearer Choices08:15 Why the Workbook Is Simple and Practical09:40 The House of Self Model11:47 What Kristen Learned While Creating the Workbook13:32 How the Workbook Grew During the Writing Process14:26 What’s Next for Kristen’s Work15:23 Using the Workbook Alongside Therapy17:22 What to Know If You Feel Overwhelmed or Emotionally Stuck18:45 Why Understanding Your Values Matters21:29 The Transformation Kristen Hopes the Workbook Creates23:59 How to Find Coming Back to YourselfConnect with Embrace Your ValueEmail: embraceyourvalue20@gmail.comConnect with Kristen BurrusInstagram: @enlighten_servicesWebsite: www.kristenburrus.comFacebook: @enlighten_servicesIf this episode made you think of someone who could use these tools, share it with them.Subscribe to Embrace Your Value for more conversations about self-worth, boundaries, emotional wellness, relationships, and creating a life that feels aligned with who you are.#EmotionalRegulation #SelfUnderstanding #SelfAwareness #PersonalGrowth #EmbraceYourValue

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  Episode #104

  How to Become the Woman Who Stops Abandoning Herself

  Aug 18, 202627 min

  You know what a boundary is. You recognize your people-pleasing patterns. You may even catch yourself abandoning what you need in real time. So why do you still do it? In this episode of Unlearning the Good Girl , Jen Anderson talks about what happens after awareness and how you actually become the woman who stops abandoning herself. We're talking about rebuilding self-trust through small promises, learning to pause before automatically accommodating someone else, allowing other people to have their own feelings, and recognizing progress even when old patterns still show up. You'll also hear why becoming more boundaried doesn't require becoming less compassionate and why you don't have to wait until guilt disappears before choosing yourself differently. The woman you're becoming gets built in small moments when you decide you're worth listening to. Download the free Where Am I Abandoning Myself? Reflection Guide: www.thankfulheartscoaching.com/chooseyou Have a question or want Unlearning the Good Girl to continue? Email Jen at thankfulheartscoaching@gmail.com .

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  Episode #102

  Choosing Yourself Will Cost You: The Truth About Setting Boundaries

  Aug 11, 202613 min

  Choosing yourself will cost you. When you've spent years being the dependable one, the helper, the peacekeeper, or the woman who always says yes, changing those patterns can feel deeply uncomfortable. Setting a healthy boundary may disappoint someone. A relationship may change. You may discover how much of your identity has become connected to being needed. In this episode of Unlearning the Good Girl , Jen Anderson, Beliefs & Boundaries Specialist, explores what really happens when you begin choosing yourself. You'll hear why other people's discomfort doesn't automatically mean your boundary is wrong, how over-functioning can shape relationships, and why learning to tolerate the discomfort of change is part of rebuilding self-trust. Jen also shares a powerful client story about what happened when one woman finally stopped over-giving in a one-sided friendship, along with reflection questions to help you recognize where you may still be abandoning yourself for approval. Choosing yourself may change what feels familiar. It can also give you greater peace, clarity, self-respect, and space to hear yourself again. Download the free Choose You Reflection Guide: https://www.thankfulheartscoaching.com/chooseyou Learn more about Jen Anderson: https://www.thankfulheartscoaching.com Connect with Jen Anderson Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/the.jennifer.anderson Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.jennifer.anderson TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thankfulheartscoaching Email: thankfulheartscoaching@gmail.com If this episode resonated with you, follow Unlearning the Good Girl , leave a review, and share this episode with a woman who needs to hear it. #SettingBoundaries #PeoplePleasing #ChoosingYourself #SelfAbandonment #HealthyBoundaries

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  Episode #101

  You're Not Overthinking... You're Avoiding a Decision | How to Build Self-Trust

  Aug 6, 20269 min

  Have you ever replayed a conversation over and over, made endless pros and cons lists, or asked everyone you know for advice, only to feel just as stuck? In this episode of Embrace Your Value , trauma therapist Kristen Burris and Beliefs & Boundaries Specialist Jen Anderson explore why overthinking is often less about needing more information and more about feeling unsafe making a decision. Together, they discuss how past experiences shape the way we approach uncertainty, why perfectionism and people-pleasing keep us stuck, and how self-trust is built by taking one small step at a time. If you've been waiting until you feel completely certain before making a decision, this conversation will encourage you to trust yourself, take action, and remember that confidence is built by doing—not by waiting. Connect with Jen Anderson Website: https://www.thankfulheartscoaching.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/the.jennifer.anderson Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.jennifer.anderson TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thankfulheartscoaching Connect with Kristen Burris Website: https://www.kristenburrus.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/enlighten_services Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/enlighten_services Contact the Embrace Your Value Podcast Email: embraceyourvalue20@gmail.com

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