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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 1H 14M

The Most Toxic Relationship You're In Is The One With Yourself [with Maggie Boillot]

from Go Regulate Yourself · host Brianne Roberge

When it comes to conversations on toxic relationships, we're usually quick to point a finger outside of ourselves and share the story of what so-and-so did to us.But how often are we pausing to reflect on our own personal baggage? When's the last time YOU did a reality check on your own 'red flags'? If you're like most of us, it's probably been a while (if ever)- and that's something we need to talk about.Therefore, in today's Friday's with Friends episode, Maggie Boillot is here to illuminate some hard-to-hear truths and trigger you in the best way possible.Together we're exploring the mirrors of your reality, how the most toxic relationship you're in is the one with yourself, and what it means to truly heal your wounds so that you can do better and attract better into your life.Let's dive in baby!__________________________Here's A Little About Maggie + Her Journey:Maggie Boillot is an identity and alignment mentor with over 15 years in the wellness and fitness industry. She helps people reconnect with themselves through honesty, intention, and embodied movement.As the creator of the AWARE Method, founder of HerSpace, and host of The Shhhhit We Don’t Say Out Loud, Maggie leads bold, honest conversations around identity, awareness, and the patterns that keep people stuck.Her grounded yet powerful approach bridges fitness and identity work, helping people build confidence, clarity, and alignment that actually lasts.Find + Connect With Maggie Here:INSTAGRAM | INSTAGRAMExplore Her Behind-The-Scenes Tell-All:REG BABES AFTER DARK_____________________EXTRAS + SOCIALS Connect on Instagram:Brianne RobergeGo Regulate YourselfConnect on Facebook:Brianne RobergeGo Regulate Yourself

When it comes to conversations on toxic relationships, we're usually quick to point a finger outside of ourselves and share the story of what so-and-so did to us.But how often are we pausing to reflect on our own personal baggage? When's the last time YOU did a reality check on your own 'red flags'? If you're like most of us, it's probably been a while (if ever)- and that's something we need to talk about.Therefore, in today's Friday's with Friends episode, Maggie Boillot is here to illuminate some hard-to-hear truths and trigger you in the best way possible.Together we're exploring the mirrors of your reality, how the most toxic relationship you're in is the one with yourself, and what it means to truly heal your wounds so that you can do better and attract better into your life.Let's dive in baby!__________________________Here's A Little About Maggie + Her Journey:Maggie Boillot is an identity and alignment mentor with over 15 years in the wellness and fitness industry. She helps people reconnect with themselves through honesty, intention, and embodied movement.As the creator of the AWARE Method, founder of HerSpace, and host of The Shhhhit We Don’t Say Out Loud, Maggie leads bold, honest conversations around identity, awareness, and the patterns that keep people stuck.Her grounded yet powerful approach bridges fitness and identity work, helping people build confidence, clarity, and alignment that actually lasts.Find + Connect With Maggie Here:INSTAGRAM | INSTAGRAMExplore Her Behind-The-Scenes Tell-All:REG BABES AFTER DARK_____________________EXTRAS + SOCIALS Connect on Instagram:Brianne RobergeGo Regulate YourselfConnect on Facebook:Brianne RobergeGo Regulate Yourself

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