Part 3 of 3: 🎙️ You May Have to Break Your Own Heart: The Truth About Boundaries, Grief, and Radical Self-Worth | Juliane Taylor Shore

🎙️ The Dov Baron Show | Episode 3 of 3
You May Have to Break Your Own Heart: The Truth About Boundaries, Grief, and Radical Self-Worth, with Juliane Taylor Shore

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  What if your fear of conflict is really just a fear of facing the truth within yourself?
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  What if every boundary you avoid setting is a betrayal—not of others—but of the child inside you who still thinks they need to earn love?

In this raw and revelatory finale, therapist, author, and brain-based boundary whisperer Juliane Taylor Shore returns for the third and final installment to shatter the myths around boundaries and uncover why the real work of setting them demands grief, courage, and radical compassion.

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💥 What You’ll Discover in This Episode:

• Why boundaries aren’t walls, or rules, but acts of sacred self-protection

• The hidden grief every boundary requires… and why it’s a good thing

• “Pigeoning”: The hilarious and heartbreaking metaphor that will change how you view pushback forever

• Why saying “no” often means breaking your own heart to honor your inner child

• How unresolved regret holds the key to who you actually want to become

• The real reason most forgiveness doesn’t stick—and what to do instead

• How childhood conditioning still hijacks your adult decisions (yes, even you, high achiever)

• How to move from reactivity to true integration in love, leadership, and legacy

 

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🧠 About Our Guest:
Juliane Taylor Shore, LMFT, SEP, is a therapist, teacher, and author of “Setting Boundaries That Stick.” Known for bridging cutting-edge neuroscience with profound relational insight, she helps people heal their brains and claim their worth through grounded, compassionate practice. Once a mechanic, now a mind-mechanic—Jules is the truth-teller you didn’t know you needed.

 

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🎯 Listener Challenge:
Are you protecting yourself, or performing for someone else’s approval?
Stop. Pause.
Ask yourself:
“What boundary am I not setting because I’m afraid of losing someone I’ve already outgrown?”

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