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Be True To You: Honesty, Burnout & Real Self-Care | Self Care
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- Yachting Channel
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- May 22, 2026
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- 661
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Summary
What happens when you know something is wrong for you, but you keep ignoring it anyway? In this episode of Self Care , host Geraldine Hardy explores truthfulness, honesty, and why being real with yourself is one of the deepest forms of self-care. Drawing from the yogic principle of Satya , Geraldine reflects on what it means to stop betraying yourself, especially when your body, intuition, and inner voice are already telling you that something is no longer right. Through a deeply personal passage from her book Moments That Matter , Geraldine shares a chapter of her life marked by overworking, studying full-time, holding down multiple jobs, replacing one addiction with another, and pushing herself toward burnout while ignoring the physical signs that her body was struggling. This episode is not about surface-level wellness. It is about truth. Geraldine speaks honestly about the danger of pretending you are invincible, the cost of over-giving, the trauma patterns behind people-pleasing, and the moment we have to admit that we are running ourselves down. She also reflects on why setting boundaries is not selfish, why ignoring your body is never strength, and why real self-care begins when you stop lying to yourself. This is a grounded, honest, and deeply personal reflection for anyone who has pushed beyond their limits, taken on too much, said yes when they needed to say no, or mistaken survival mode for strength. This episode explores: • What Satya means within yoga philosophy • Why truthfulness is central to self-care • How self-betrayal can show up in everyday life • Why burnout often begins before we admit it • The danger of replacing one escape with another • How overworking, over-giving, and people-pleasing disconnect us from ourselves • Why the body eventually resp…