Boundary Breaking Through Radical Vulnerability and Rewriting Your Narrative with Gabrielle Pelicci

The Boundary Breakers Collective Talk Show

Welcome to the Boundary Breakers Collective, where we shine a light on impactful women who are forging their own paths and reinventing the way we think about boundaries.

In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Gabrielle Pelicci, a transformation guide and women's leadership expert who has dedicated her career to helping high-achieving female executives and entrepreneurs break free from limitations and unlock their true potential.

Gabrielle shares her personal journey of transformation, from growing up in a home with domestic violence, mental illness, and addiction, to becoming a university professor of integrative and holistic medicine and a bestselling author.

She talks about the importance of self-love, self-forgiveness, and embracing our shadow sides, and how these practices have helped her heal from trauma and find contentment. We also discuss the power of storytelling and vulnerability, and how these can be used to break free from limitations and create a more authentic, fulfilling life.

Gabrielle shares her insights on how to redefine success on our own terms, and how to empower ourselves by rewriting our narrative.

Key Takeaways

• The importance of self-love and self-forgiveness in healing from trauma and finding contentment
• The power of storytelling and vulnerability in breaking free from limitations and creating a more authentic, fulfilling life
• The need to redefine success on our own terms and align with our values and integrity
• The importance of finding allies and support in our journey of transformation
• The impact that our transformation can have on others and the world around us

Quotes

"You're only as sick as your secrets."

"When the secrets come out, when the light comes into the darkness, is really when we have change, personal change and collective change."

"We're storied beings, so we're always making meaning of everything that happens to us, and that meaning could be the world is safe, the world is unsafe, or everything works out for me or nothing works out for me."

"Find one person that you can talk to about these things, find one ally, we're better together, we're stronger together."

Resources

• Gabrielle Pelicci's books: "All This Healing Is Killing Me" and "The Last Ceremony": https://www.amazon.com/s?k=book+gabri...
• Connect with Dr. Gaby on LinkedIn: / gabriellepelicciphd
• Book a discovery call with Dr. Gaby: https://calendly.com/drgabby/discovery

Next Steps

• Take some time to reflect on your own story and the narratives that you've created about yourself and your life.
• Consider finding an ally or support system to help you on your journey of transformation.
• Think about how you can redefine success on your own terms and align with your values and integrity.

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