In this premiere episode, Jillian shares her deeply personal journey, the unplanned pivots, inner callings, and quiet knowing that led her to co-create Rooted & Rehumanizing. She reflects on her experiences as a leader, wifehood, mother, and entrepreneur, and the awakening that came when she began trusting her inner voice over external expectations.

This episode sets the tone for the podcast, reminding us that the most powerful transformations begin within.

Themes:

• Trusting your intuition
• Redefining leadership on your own terms
• Pivoting with purpose
• The cost of living out of alignment
• Listening to the soul's quiet whisper
• Doing business and life differently
• Embracing your evolution

Quotes:

• “I didn’t need to burn it all down. I just needed to listen.”
• “You can be grateful and still know it’s not right.”
• “When you begin to live from your truth, everything changes.”
• “The unexamined life is not worth living.” – Socrates * FACT CHECK!
• "You trusted the pivot."
• "I built a life that looked great on paper, but it was costing me my health and my soul."
• This isn’t about self-improvement. It’s about self-return."
• "This isn’t about being better… it’s about being more human."

Your reflections, questions, and ah-ha moments mean the world to us… If this episode resonates with you, please share it with a friend, leave us a review, or connect with us individually…

Connect with Jillian:

• www.linkedin.com/in/jillian-pezet-trellis
• jillianp@trellissuite.com

Connect with Meg:

• Website: profoundwellness.net
• Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/megan.fikse
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/m.laidlaw/

In this episode, Meg shares her story and the winding path that led her to this moment. From nursing and navigating the healthcare system to entrepreneurship, motherhood, and deep personal transformation, Meg invites listeners into her journey of learning to trust the pivot, root into purpose, and rehumanize her work and life.

If you’ve ever felt like your story didn’t follow a linear path or that you were “too much” or “not enough” at the same time, this episode is for you.

Themes:

• Trusting the pivot
• The courage to evolve
• Integrating personal values into professional life
• Deconstructing systems that no longer serve us
• The messy, nonlinear path of becoming
• Motherhood, entrepreneurship, and healing
• Reclaiming intuition and inner truth

Quotes:

• “We were taught how to serve others but not how to serve ourselves.”
• “I had to unhook from a system that told me who I needed to be and start asking, who do I want to be?”
• “Sometimes healing looks like finally listening to your own voice.”

Your reflections, questions, and ah-ha moments mean the world to us… If this episode resonates with you, please share it with a friend, leave us a review, or connect with us individually.

Connection with Jillian:

www.linkedin.com/in/jillian-pezet-trellis

jillianp@trellissuite.com

Connect with Meg:

Website: profoundwellness.net

Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/megan.fikse

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/m.laidlaw/

In this episode, Meg and Jillian unpack the heart behind the podcast title: what it means to be rooted, how we’ve become disconnected from our humanity, and why rehumanizing our approach to work, leadership, and life is essential.

They explore the courage it takes to slow down, to come back to the body, and to remember that we are not machines… We are cyclical, sensitive, and sovereign beings.

This episode is both a grounding and a call forward.

• Coming back to your body as a sacred act
• Disconnection from self in high-performance cultures
• Living from cycles, not systems
• The difference between coping and healing
• Rehumanizing how we lead, serve, and relate
• Grounding as a tool for clarity and truth
• Creating space for pause, feeling, and integration

• “To be rooted is to know where you begin and end.”
• “The world tells us to go faster, but wisdom lives in the pause.”
• “Rehumanizing is remembering we are not machines… we are rhythmic, messy, and alive.”
• “You can’t rehumanize your business if you’re dissociated from your body.”
• “We’ve learned to perform our roles, but unlearning that performance is where the healing begins.”
• “If you're always productive but never present, are you actually living?”

Your reflections, questions, and ah-ha moments mean the world to us… If this episode resonates with you, please share it with a friend, leave us a review, or connect with us individually…

Connect with Jillian:

www.linkedin.com/in/jillian-pezet-trellis

jillianp@trellissuite.com

Connect with Meg:

Website: profoundwellness.net

Facebook: facebook.com/megan.fikse

Instagram: instagram.com/m.laidlaw

In this episode, Meg and Jillian explore what it really means to build a life and business from the inside out. They unpack how hustle culture tricks us into performing for worth, how true success often requires unbecoming, and why your inner landscape is the most important part of your leadership, healing, and evolution. This is for anyone who's ever wondered if doing “the inner work” actually matters in a results-driven world… spoiler alert: it does!

• Redefining success from within
• Healing before hustling
• Performing vs. embodying
• Inner safety and nervous system regulation
• Building sustainable leadership through self-trust
• Being instead of constantly doing
• Letting go of "shoulds" in business and life

• “You can’t outsource your self-trust.”
• “So much of leadership is learning to feel safe in your own body.”
• “If you build on shaky inner ground, the whole thing crumbles eventually.”
• “Doing the inner work is not a luxury… it’s the foundation.”
• “Success without embodiment isn’t sustainable.”
• “When you lead from your wholeness, you invite others into theirs too.”

Your reflections, questions, and ah-ha moments mean the world to us… If this episode resonates with you, please share it with a friend, leave us a review, or connect with us individually…

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Connect with Jillian:

www.linkedin.com/in/jillian-pezet-trellis

email: jillianp@trellissuite.com

Connect with Meg:

Website: profoundwellness.net

Facebook: facebook.com/megan.fikse

Instagram: instagram.com/m.laidlaw

In this episode of Rooted and Rehumanizing, Meg and Jillian unpack an unexpected but deeply human conversation that started on a day they almost didn’t record. What unfolded was an exploration of visibility, success, and the edges of growth that make us feel both excited and terrified.

They dive into what it really means to step into bigger visions, why fear of success can feel heavier than fear of failure, and how trusting yourself expands your capacity to lead and live fully. This episode is an invitation to embrace your uniqueness, lean into growth edges, and root yourself in who you already are.

Themes we explore:

• Moving through the fear of success
• Expanding your capacity to hold more
• Recognizing growth edges and choosing to lean in
• Building deeper self-trust
• Naming and normalizing the overwhelm that comes with success
• Living into the Be → Do → Have model

Quotes worth remembering:

• “I have to be visible to get this message out there.”
• “At some point, you have to trust yourself enough to stop anticipating and just handle it in the moment.”
• “Everything starts with an idea, then it’s up to you to make it real.”
• “Maybe don’t perform. Maybe just be.”
• “Be. Do. Have. First, be the version of yourself you want to be, and take action from that place.”
• “I am her. I’m not waiting. I already am.”

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We’d love to connect with you.

Your reflections, questions, and ah-ha moments mean the world to us. If this episode resonates, please share it with a friend, leave us a review, or connect with us individually.

Connect with Jillian:

www.linkedin.com/in/jillian-pezet-trellis

email: jillianp@trellissuite.com

Connect with Meg:

Website: profoundwellness.net

Facebook: facebook.com/megan.fikse

Instagram: instagram.com/m.laidlaw

In this episode of Rooted and Rehumanizing, Meg and Jillian continue their conversation on growth edges. This time exploring what happens when high-achieving tendencies collide with the desire to serve deeply. They talk about the difference between overgiving and overdelivering, the importance of conserving energy, and how identity can get tangled up in work, roles, and external validation.

Meg shares the evolution of her new Bold Beautiful Life community and how creating group spaces allows for both collective transformation and personal sustainability. Jillian reflects on her own experiences with Trellis and in corporate roles, noticing how tying identity to performance led to over-complication and perfectionism, and how cutting ties with those patterns brought freedom. Together, they unpack what it means to lead from your highest self while letting go of conditional worth.

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Themes we explore:

• Over-giving vs. overdelivering
• Building communities that multiply impact without leaking energy
• The danger of tying identity to work or roles
• Receiving appreciation vs. external validation
• Parenting and language: raising kids without attaching their worth to labels like “smart” or “beautiful”
• Mirroring growth journeys and creating ripple effects

Quotes worth remembering:

• “I can’t want it more than them.”
• “Over-giving is not the same as overdelivering."
• “When business is good, business is good. And Jill is still Jill.”
• “I was amazing before anyone else said I was amazing.”
• “It’s not about being special, it’s about being uniquely you."
• “Our kids deserve to know their worth isn’t tied to performance, beauty, or intelligence.”

We’d love to connect with you.

Your reflections, questions, and ah-ha moments mean the world to us. If this episode resonates, please share it with a friend, leave us a review, or connect with us individually.

Connect with Jillian:

www.linkedin.com/in/jillian-pezet-trellis

email: jillianp@trellissuite.com

Connect with Meg:

Website: profoundwellness.net

Email: meg@profoundwellness.net

Facebook: facebook.com/megan.fikse

Instagram: instagram.com/m.laidlaw

In this short, powerful episode, Meg and Jillian explore what it means to stop shrinking and start expanding. From nervous system practices to shifting your everyday language, they share real stories about moving past fear, people-pleasing, and “sorry” habits to step into authentic power.

They dive into:

• The hidden ways women shrink in business and life.
• Reframing anxiety as a signal, not a stop sign.
• Why language matters: replacing apology with gratitude.
• Parenting + business stories of stepping into power.

Connect with Jillian:

www.linkedin.com/in/jillian-pezet-trellis

email: jillianp@trellissuite.com

Connect with Meg:

Join Meg's Bold, Beautiful Life Membership

Utilize Meg's Self-Mastery Program

Website: profoundwellness.net

Facebook: facebook.com/megan.fikse

Instagram: instagram.com/m.laidlaw

Meg and Jillian dig into the money stories women inherit and the ways they can shift them. They share personal experiences of guilt, pricing struggles, and the cultural pressure to be “polite” about wealth. From childhood lessons to entrepreneurial growth, this conversation challenges women to own their value, seek abundance, and model new possibilities for the next generation.

Together they discuss:

• Scarcity vs. abundance in women’s money stories.
• Generational differences: girls asking for what they’re worth.
• Guilt, comparison, and the trap of “undeserving.”
• Pricing struggles and claiming your value in business.
• Teaching kids money with intention.

Connect with Jillian:

www.linkedin.com/in/jillian-pezet-trellis

email: jillianp@trellissuite.com

Connect with Meg:

Join Meg's Bold, Beautiful Life Membership

Utilize Meg's Self-Mastery Program

Website: profoundwellness.net

Facebook: facebook.com/megan.fikse

Instagram: instagram.com/m.laidlaw