Fear and doubt have a way of moving in quietly until they run the whole show.
We sit down with author and coach Jaquie Elliott to unpack “abusive brain chatter” — the subtle yet relentless inner voice that convinces us we are not enough—and how to replace it with a kinder, truer narrative grounded in self-love and purpose.
Jaquie shares how early conditioning and family pain shaped her beliefs about beauty, worth, and success, and how those beliefs fueled years of self-sabotage. Her turning point came at 42 with a moment of surrender that sparked a spiritual path, a toolbox of daily practices, and a refusal to bully herself anymore.
We explore her three-part method—awareness, spirituality, and belief work—and show how each piece fits together in real life: confronting imposter syndrome when releasing a book, reframing aging through inner light, and challenging old money stories that keep us small. You’ll hear practical strategies like writing an apology letter to yourself, using baby steps to slip past fear, and building meditation and habit stacking routines that literally rewire the brain.
Jaquie’s workbook, “The Silent Bully: A Journey from Abusive Brain Chatter to Self-Love,” turns insight into action with chapter-by-chapter worksheets for thought tracking, reframing, and gentle accountability. If you’re ready to stop normalizing self-criticism and start living from your light, this conversation offers both hope and a plan.
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To connect or work with Jacquie visit her website at: https://www.healingabc.com
To download a free chapter of host Sylvia Worsham's bestselling book, In Faith, I Thrive: Finding Joy Through God's Masterplan, purchase any of her products, or book a call with her, visit her website at www.sylviaworsham.com
