The Inner Practice-Stories of Healing from the Yoga mat into Life
Jul 22, 2026 · 1 hr 24 min · 11 segments
Love isn't just something we receive, it's something we demonstrate. In this powerful follow-up to our Self-Love conversation, host Jackie Vandertuin welcomes back Amanda Halls, Cailea Davis, and…
Amanda HallsGuest
Stacey DuPontGuest
Kaylee DavisGuestJackie Vander ToonHostAnd I want to dive a little bit deeper into this, really reflecting on self-love and its relationship to boundaries.
But Kaylee, since this is your idea for the podcast, maybe you can start us off by saying, in what ways do your daily thoughts and self-talk teach others how to treat you?

I would say, like, you know, I really value quality time and deep conversations with people.

and when I say how are you or somebody asks me how we meet how I am it's it's authentic I want it to be truthful you know if it's a crappy day I want to honor that so even when my clients ask me how are you today I'm like actually I'm not so great and because I'm a human and I'm allowed to not have a not so great day and I don't need to put these masks on and lie and so when I look at myself in the mirror when I wake up that conversation with myself is like a true check-in and You know, how I show up is how I want to be received as be authentic.

And that's loving myself because it gets me into my true self and just to be me.
Stacey, how about you? In what ways do your daily thoughts and self-talk teach others how to treat you?

I'm struggling so much with the framing of this question and how I can honestly answer in a way that doesn't seem very unrelatable, especially to most women.

Because I'm a confident bitch and I have never struggled with setting boundaries.

In fact, I think what I've struggled with a lot is compromising with people or negotiating with people.
And I want to dive a little bit deeper into this, really reflecting on self-love and its relationship to boundaries.
But Kaylee, since this is your idea for the podcast, maybe you can start us off by saying, in what ways do your daily thoughts and self-talk teach others how to treat you?

I would say, like, you know, I really value quality time and deep conversations with people.

and when I say how are you or somebody asks me how we meet how I am it's it's authentic I want it to be truthful you know if it's a crappy day I want to honor that so even when my clients ask me how are you today I'm like actually I'm not so great and because I'm a human and I'm allowed to not have a not so great day and I don't need to put these masks on and lie and so when I look at myself in the mirror when I wake up that conversation with myself is like a true check-in and You know, how I show up is how I want to be received as be authentic.

And that's loving myself because it gets me into my true self and just to be me.
Stacey, how about you? In what ways do your daily thoughts and self-talk teach others how to treat you?

I'm struggling so much with the framing of this question and how I can honestly answer in a way that doesn't seem very unrelatable, especially to most women.

Because I'm a confident bitch and I have never struggled with setting boundaries.

In fact, I think what I've struggled with a lot is compromising with people or negotiating with people.
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