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Your Path Out of People Pleasing

Do you always want to please everyone, find it hard to say no, and try to meet the expectations of others? Then you are like many other people known as people pleasers. The good news: People pleasing is a behavioral pattern that you can shed with some training. People pleasing refers to the toxic behavior of prioritizing the needs, expectations, desires, and feelings of others over your own in order to be liked and to avoid rejection.

In her guide "You Don't Have to Please Everyone," blogger, podcaster, and coach Natalie Lue introduces her readers to the healing and transformative power of saying no. With her help, you will learn to set boundaries – to lead a healthier self, cultivate empowering, intimate, and fulfilling relationships and friendships, and connect with yourself and your values – for greater self-love.

Thanks to a detailed self-test, you will discover what type of people pleaser you are. This way, you can first recognize your behavioral patterns and habits. Only then can you break them and learn to listen to yourself and your needs – and say "no" with a clear conscience. Natalie Lue has developed a solid and easily applicable 6-step program with exercises, prompts, and a dose of fun. Follow Natalie Lue's advice "You Don't Have to Please Everyone" and experience the healing and transformative power of saying no!.