
Sabrina Zohar: How to Stop Chasing People Who Don’t Want You
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Childhood experiences and nervous system responses fundamentally dictate adult relationship patterns, often leading to repetitive, maladaptive cycles. Dating and relationship coach Sabrina Zohar explains that recognizing these patterns requires shifting from "top-down" overthinking to "bottom-up" somatic awareness. Instead of applying superficial fixes, individuals must address root wounds formed during infancy, which influence how they pursue, tolerate, and respond to love. Setting healthy boundaries, rather than rigid walls, allows for sustainable connection, while distinguishing between fleeting chemistry and true compatibility prevents the common trap of falling for potential. Ultimately, healing involves validating one's own experiences and choosing to be present, rather than seeking external validation from partners who cannot meet fundamental needs. By understanding these dynamics, individuals can break free from toxic cycles and cultivate relationships grounded in authenticity and mutual growth.
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