
Episode #62
Reclaiming Your Worth: Cailee Rae on Boundaries and Authentic Connection
Send us Fan Mail Cailee Rae is a sex and relationship coach with over a decade in the wellness space, known for helping people reclaim their worth and build radically honest relationships, beginning with themselves. With a background in bodywork and spirituality, and experience speaking at events, leading retreats, and being featured on podcasts, Cailee creates safe, non-judgmental spaces for deep emotional intimacy, honest communication, and meaningful connection. In this episode, Cailee and Heather talk about what it means to stop sugarcoating yourself just to be liked, and why the vibration of authenticity outranks the vibration of being loved by everyone. Cailee breaks down why anger is almost always a secondary emotion protecting something more vulnerable underneath, and how triggers can point either to what still needs healing or to what you are actually passionate about. They also dig into boundaries, why the people closest to you are often your biggest teachers, and why one partner growing faster than the other does not have to mean the relationship is doomed, as long as there is gratitude and reciprocity between them. Learn more about Cailee and her coaching at https://www.deepwithcaileerae.com . To learn more about the Solid Ground mini-course, please visit: https://www.divineascensionco.com/solid-ground Support the Show If this episode resonated with you, consider supporting the show with a contribution — every bit helps keep this work going. The Book BECOMING DIVINE: The Awakening No One Prepared Me For — and the Method That Showed Me the Way. The honest account of what a real awakening looks like and the framework that emerged from it. Work With Me The Self-Spirit Method™ My signature 14-step awakening program — behavioral psychology meets soul work. All My Links J oin the Free Community Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. Thank you to everyone who has supported me and this work. Each and every ...

