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Stop People Pleasing & Be Unapologetic
- Just Say No, Kick That Guilt to the Curb, Stop Being a Pushover & Don't Care About What Others Think
- De: Savera Anbereen
- Narrado por: Claire Kander
- Duración: 2 h y 28 m
- Versión completa
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General5 out of 5 stars 20
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It’s never fun spending your time drowning in the shadows of others because you don’t have the heart to say no. Many people walk through their life with muffled voices and compromised needs because they give too much of themselves away to others. They sacrifice their personal freedom for a measly sense of approval, all an attempt to remain in good graces and evade conflict.
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5 out of 5 stars
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Very helpful!
- De taylor en 03-16-25
- Stop People Pleasing & Be Unapologetic
- Just Say No, Kick That Guilt to the Curb, Stop Being a Pushover & Don't Care About What Others Think
- De: Savera Anbereen
- Narrado por: Claire Kander
AMAZING!!!
Revisado: 05-06-21
Truly, this audiobook hit it on the mark. It felt like I was listening to my friend give me the best pieces of advice to help me “stop people pleasing.” It’s such an engaging audiobook! Each chapter gives valuable insight into a particular people-pleasing tendency and ways to help combat the tendency. I loved the little anecdotes from the author’s life because they were relatable and funny! Near the end of the book, the author tells us more about her life and personal journey with people pleasing, which was great because I know the author is relatable. This book is chalk full of information and great tips! I was even able to hone in on some personality traits I have that are a reflection of people pleasing. This audiobook is also not super long and the narration is very sweet! I can’t wait to practice some of the things I learned. So enjoyable, and I highly recommend!
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