Welcome to my podcast empowered woman empowering woman podcast the intention behind this podcast to reach women wanting to make a change in their lives to enter a higher vibrational state feeling more empowered with confidence and self-love. We talk about many different topics all focused around self-improvement and with the intention of inspiring you to take back your power to create a life that you feel fulfilled in. I hope you enjoy all that I have to offer and join my community! Don't forget to press that subscribe button on the top and follow me on Instagram and Tik Tok @inspiredbyneha sending each of you heaps of love!

In today’s episode, we’re diving deep into a topic that so many women silently struggle with: the guilt that comes with setting boundaries—especially when we’ve been taught, modeled, or conditioned to prioritize others over ourselves.

Over the past month, I’ve spoken with countless women and conducted social media polls to explore how boundaries impact relationships, and one recurring theme emerged: fear. Fear that setting boundaries will damage our relationships. Fear of being seen as selfish. Fear of being abandoned or judged. And, most of all, a heavy dose of guilt—that big G word that creeps in when we start prioritizing our own needs.

In this heart-centered conversation, I’m breaking down:

• Why setting boundaries triggers guilt, especially if you’ve never seen it modeled or practiced

• How cultural conditioning (particularly in South Asian communities) adds layers of complexity when it comes to asserting ourselves

• Why pushback, shaming, and guilt-tripping from others often signal that boundaries are exactly what’s needed

• How guilt is not a sign that you're doing something wrong—but rather a sign that you're doing something new

• The physical and emotional sensations guilt can bring up—and how to work with them, not against them

• My own journey with boundary guilt, how I traced it back to feelings of unworthiness, and the small but powerful steps I took to redefine love and self-worth

You'll hear real talk about the loneliness that can come from standing up for yourself, the discomfort that bubbles up when you step into unknown emotional territory, and the inner dialogue that can make or break your healing journey. And most importantly, you’ll get a compassionate reminder that you are allowed to set limits. You are allowed to be disappointed in others and still protect your peace. You are allowed to grow, even if it makes others uncomfortable.

Whether you’re just starting your boundary journey or are deep in the practice but still wrestling with guilt, this episode is for you. Together, we’ll unpack:

• How to explore the root of your guilt

• How to identify where it lives in your body

• How to rewrite the internal script that says you must sacrifice your needs to be worthy of love

• How to build resilience so that what once felt like “literal death” becomes something you do with ease

Setting boundaries isn’t about shutting people out—it’s about letting the right people in. The ones who love and respect you for you. And while guilt may always be part of the process, it doesn’t have to control your choices. It can be your guide, your teacher, and eventually, your liberation.

If you need support navigating your own feelings of guilt or want coaching on building your boundary muscle, send me a message on social media or reach out via email at n.singh@inspiredbyneha.com. You don’t have to do this alone.

You are not selfish for setting boundaries. You are brave. You are healing. And you are so deeply worthy.

With love and endless hugs,
Neha 💛

In this episode of "Empowered Women Empowering Women," host Neha Singh explores stored trauma—how it manifests physically and mentally, and its lasting impact on our lives. Learn about the mind-body connection, practical steps toward healing, and how to release trapped trauma with compassion and mindfulness.

In this episode of the "Empowered Women Empowering Women" podcast, host Neha Singh dives deep into the art of attracting healthy love. Love is a powerful force, but to experience it in its most fulfilling form, it’s essential to first understand and heal our inner selves. Join Neha as she explores practical strategies for moving towards a secure attachment style, breaking free from past patterns, and cultivating the self-worth needed to attract a partner who truly aligns with your growth and awareness.

Through insightful discussions and actionable tips, you’ll learn how to:

• Recognize and heal emotional wounds that may be holding you back.
• Develop healthy boundaries that protect your well-being and foster mutual respect.
• Shift your attachment style towards security, enabling you to build stronger, more authentic connections.
• Attract a partner who meets you at your level of emotional and spiritual growth.

Whether you’re single and seeking love, or looking to deepen your current relationship with your partner or others, this episode offers the guidance and inspiration you need to create the loving, supportive partnership you deserve. Tune in and take the first step towards attracting the kind of love that truly nourishes your soul.

In this podcast episode, we begin with empowering affirmations to help listeners connect with their inner strength. The discussion centers around what it means to take back your power as a woman, addressing common fears like loneliness, failure, and societal expectations. The episode encourages self-reflection on barriers such as jealousy, insecurity, and self-doubt that often prevent women from embracing their full potential. By sharing personal insights and practical advice, the podcast aims to inspire women to stand up for themselves, set boundaries, and celebrate both their successes and failures as part of their unique journey toward empowerment.

Welcome back to "Empowered Women Empowering Women"! After a brief hiatus, we're diving into Season 2 with renewed energy and healing vibes. Today, we explore the complexities of trauma—how it shapes us, the power it holds, and the steps to reclaim control and embrace healing. Join me, Neha Singh, as we navigate this journey together, empowering each other to choose ourselves and live to our highest potential. Follow me on social media @Neha Singh for more insights and support. Let’s step into our empowered selves!

my intention is by the end of this podcast not only will you have some tools to learn to say no but you will also know how to navigate through the guilt that comes with saying no, especially to loved ones, I hope that you will unapologetically allow yourself space to make yourself a priority without question. I get it a majority were taught as little girls that the definition of being a woman means to provide and nurture others we all saw our moms putting everyone else ahead of herself and caretaking everyone around her so it’s natural that we picked that up it’s the only thing we grew up knowing, and for some of us caretaking was the only way we were seen or given attention if we couldn’t be who someone else wanted us to be then we got no attention at all so we quickly learned that saying no was a bad thing because it pushed “love” away from us.

Do you feel stuck? Or feel like you just can’t seem to find that person who sees you for who you are and more importantly loves you for who you are? It seems like every time you take the change to get vulnerable to let yourself fall in love again you quickly wake up to the hard reality that this is just like before and a heartbreak is right around the corner, but you don’t want that you don’t want to have to start over again it’s terrifying and exhausting so instead you convince yourself that he loves you and waits so patiently for the day when he finally decides to change but in the meantime, you break little by little every single day. Sound familiar? Yeah I get it I’ve been there more times than I can count on one hand and every time I learned to love myself a little less and as a result I either became the narcissist or attracted someone worse than the person before and little did I know at the time that the solution to my chain of bad luck was closer then I thought. It was me. So buckle up, get some tissues, and let’s get personal.

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