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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2026 · 24 MIN

150. What Is Your 'Highest Self'?

from Go Regulate Yourself · host Brianne Roberge

In manifestation, or even just in healing, we refer a lot to the 'highest self' and the desire to step into and embody that version of us-but have you ever stopped to think about what exactly your highest self is, and what embodiment even means?The truth is that we often associate our 'highest self' with an achievement- dollars in the bank, the perfect waist size, a hot relationship or career- like it's some box to check.However, the problem with this idea is that until we actually achieve that goal- stepping into the shoes of our highest self is quite frankly, out of reach.So here's the thing: our highest self? It's not about what we do- but rather, about WHO we are. And that distinction is precisely what enables us to lean into and embody that version of us, so that we can actually achieve the things that we desire.And today, we're gonna talk about it.So let's dive in, shall we?__________________________EXTRAS + SOCIALS* JOIN THE MEMBERSHIP HERE *Enjoyed this episode + want to send some love? SEE HEREFor more about Brianne, her work and content SEE HERE Connect on Instagram:Brianne RobergeGo Regulate YourselfConnect on Facebook:Brianne RobergeGo Regulate Yourself

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