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There’s a conversation we have to have, one that’s been stirring in my heart and showing up again and again with clients, coaches, and even in my own life: the difference between being nice and being kind. In this episode, I pull back the curtain on a pattern so many of us are stuck in, people-pleasing, overgiving, self-silencing, and how it's often disguised as "niceness." But true kindness? It’s bold. It’s honest. It’s biblical. Jesus didn’t play nice, He spoke truth with compassion and authority. And we’re called to do the same. If you’ve ever felt stuck in relationships, held back in business, or exhausted from carrying everyone else’s comfort, this conversation is for you. Let’s stop tiptoeing. Let’s start transforming. You’ll walk away with clarity, conviction, and maybe even a little courage to make the shift from being liked… to being impactful.
Key moments of this interview:
0:00 Coach Training Reflection
1:40 What’s the Difference Between Kind and Nice?
5:35 Was Jesus Nice or Kind?
8:55 How Niceness Blocks Your Growth
12:25 Understanding Emotional Hijacking
16:45 Kindness Requires Humility and Authority
21:05 Are You Using Niceness to Protect Yourself?
23:50 Action Step: Make the Shift from Nice to Kind
Thank you for tuning in to The Decide To Heal podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider rating and reviewing our podcast on your favorite platform. Your support helps us spread more messages of healing and transformation.
Social Media & Contact Information:
Instagram: @theballercoach (https://www.instagram.com/theballercoach/)
TikTok: @theballercoach (https://www.tiktok.com/@theballercoach)
LinkedIn: Alejandra Crisafulli (https://www.linkedin.com/in/alejandracrisafulli/)
Websites: Discover more at (https://www.theballercoach.com/)
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Wanting to be coached, guided, and mentored by Alejandra Crisafulli live here on the podcast? Fill out the application here - https://the180methodcoaching.com/alejandra-consultation
There’s a conversation we have to have, one that’s been stirring in my heart and showing up again and again with clients, coaches, and even in my own life: the difference between being nice and being kind. In this episode, I pull back the curtain on a pattern so many of us are stuck in, people-pleasing, overgiving, self-silencing, and how it's often disguised as "niceness." But true kindness? It’s bold. It’s honest. It’s biblical. Jesus didn’t play nice, He spoke truth with compassion and authority. And we’re called to do the same. If you’ve ever felt stuck in relationships, held back in business, or exhausted from carrying everyone else’s comfort, this conversation is for you. Let’s stop tiptoeing. Let’s start transforming. You’ll walk away with clarity, conviction, and maybe even a little courage to make the shift from being liked… to being impactful.
Key moments of this interview:
0:00 Coach Training Reflection
1:40 What’s the Difference Between Kind and Nice?
5:35 Was Jesus Nice or Kind?
8:55 How Niceness Blocks Your Growth
12:25 Understanding Emotional Hijacking
16:45 Kindness Requires Humility and Authority
21:05 Are You Using Niceness to Protect Yourself?
23:50 Action Step: Make the Shift from Nice to Kind
Thank you for tuning in to The Decide To Heal podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider rating and reviewing our podcast on your favorite platform. Your support helps us spread more messages of healing and transformation.
Social Media & Contact Information:
Instagram: @theballercoach (https://www.instagram.com/theballercoach/)
TikTok: @theballercoach (https://www.tiktok.com/@theballercoach)
LinkedIn: Alejandra Crisafulli (https://www.linkedin.com/in/alejandracrisafulli/)
Websites: Discover more at (https://www.theballercoach.com/)
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