Podcast Episode 38: How to Stop People Pleasing

Podcast Episode 38: How to Stop People Pleasing

Has people pleasing become a problem for you?

Do you notice that you put others first, leave yourself out of the equation, losing what matters to you and abandoning yourself in order to keep others happy?

There are very specific drivers occurring within the behavioral pattern of people pleasing and when you see these drivers clearly, and the root level solution to break free, it makes so much more sense.

In this episode we cover:

“I am a different person after AYP than I was going in. Seriously. My perspective has softened. My plans have become way more spacious. And my new sense of identity blossoms a little more every day.”
Marta  ·  AYP graduate

1. Why people pleasing is a double (or triple!) edged sword.

2. The gifts, talents, strengths and innate Soul Self beauty that contributes to people pleasing, that when harnessed will support you instead of suppress you.

3. The specific drivers that sit behind this pattern, so you can see if you have 1, 2 or all 3 of these happening.

4. The MOST important thing to focus on if you want to embody your Soul Self in daily life, to be calm, confident, free and content in who you are, to be and do aligned to your intuition, while also honoring your relationships

Let’s dive in!

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“I am a different person after AYP than I was going in. Seriously. My perspective has softened. My plans have become way more spacious. And my new sense of identity blossoms a little more every day.”
Marta  ·  AYP graduate