Elizabeth Chance
Elizabeth "Bizzy" Chance
Episode 587 People-Pleaser No More: Bizzy's Wild Ride to Self-Grit Glory
Episode 587 People-Pleaser No More: Bizzy's Wild Ride to Self-Grit Glory
Episode 587 People-Pleaser No More: Bizzy's Wild Ride to Self-Grit Glory
Tuesday 4th November 2025
Elizabeth Chance shares her journey from people-pleaser to self-grit glory, offering insights on boundaries and embracing one's true self.
21 minutes
Inspiring
Authentic
Honest
Hopeful
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Elizabeth Chance
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Navigating Challenges in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Saying 'no' is a complete sentence.
- Boundaries are essential for personal well-being.
- Hope and faith can guide through chaotic times.
- Embracing authenticity leads to self-discovery.
- Spirituality offers solace in tumultuous periods.
"That word no is an entire sentence."
Ever wondered what it takes to break free from the clutches of people-pleasing? Elizabeth 'Bizzy' Chance takes you on an introspective journey in Episode 587 of Busy Living Sober. Bizzy shares her personal battles with being a lifelong people-pleaser, tracing the roots back to her upbringing in a chaotic household. She candidly discusses how societal expectations shaped her into a caregiver and how that role often overshadowed her own needs and desires.
Bizzy's narrative is peppered with relatable anecdotes about the struggles of setting boundaries, especially when it comes to family and close relationships. She shares the gut-wrenching decisions and the courage it takes to say 'no,' even when everything inside screams 'yes.' Through humour and honesty, she reveals the importance of hope and faith in navigating life's chaos. Listeners are treated to Bizzy's reflections on finding solace in spirituality and meditation, which have become her anchors in a tumultuous world.
Her story is not just about reclaiming her identity but also about inspiring others to stand firm in their beliefs and embrace their authentic selves. So, if you're ready to put yourself first and break away from the cycle of endless caregiving, Bizzy's wild ride to self-grit glory might just be the rally cry you need. Are you prepared to roar into your own spotlight?