Moving away from people pleasing means shredding some deeply rooted non-so-helpful beliefs, understanding why they are there – and then choosing to think and believe something different!
This week we unpack the belief systems that may be holding us back and consider how valuing yourself can help you break the people pleasing habit.
WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER
• The not so easy to recognize signs of people pleasing – and the beliefs that lurk behind it.
• How self-awareness is all that you need to start doing things differently.
• How self-care can transform your relationship with yourself and make you think twice before people pleasing.
Show Notes
Interested in a People Pleasing Workshop with Jen & Jennifer?
Email Jen: [email protected]
Kirstin Neff & The Self-Compassion Workbook https://self-compassion.org/mindful-self-compassion-workbook/
https://www.dictionaryofemotions.com/
Family Constellation: healing generational trauma and attachment styles https://www.jessicadufournlp.com/about
About the Host
Jen Pillipow is a podcaster, writer, certified clinical hypnotherapist, Reiki practitioner, psychic medium and novice abstract acrylic painter. She is passionate about personal development and helping others reconnect to their inner strength, power, healing, and authenticity.
Website
IG @making_space_with_jen
About the Guest Co-Host
Jennifer Kelly is a is a professional development trainer and positive psychology coach. Twitter Coast2Coast Consulting @CtoCTraining
This podcast is recorded in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan on Treaty 6 Territory the traditional land of the Cree people and the homeland of the Metis Nation. If you’re not sure whose land you’re on I invite you to get curious by visiting native-land.ca
Podcast music: An Exciting Future (Elliot Middleton)
Disclaimer:
As with all my work (and well, most everything), please listen with consideration of context, nuance, and discernment.
Jen & Jennifer are not therapists, psychiatrists or medical practitioners of any kind and in sharing their opinions and personal experiences this is a reminder that their words should never be misconstrued as professional advice.
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