
Why It Doesn’t Pay to be a People-Pleaser
People-pleasing is guessing what other people want and then acting accordingly. When we pretend to be something we aren’t, we’re out of integrity with ourselves.
People-pleasing is guessing what other people want and then acting accordingly. When we pretend to be something we aren’t, we’re out of integrity with ourselves.
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