Posted on July 20, 2017
by Courage Coaching
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When we ask for advice from someone that is very knowledgeable in certain areas or from someone whom we admire, this can be very useful both in the short term and long term. On the other hand, unsolicited advice from close family or even… Continue Reading “Giving unsolicited advice-Why do people do it?”
Category: assertiveness, Boundaries, Coaching tips, Dysfuntional relationships, Life tips, People Pleaser Syndrome, UncategorizedTags: assertiveness, being assertive, Blogging, boundary setting, difficult people, dominant people, Life tips, narcissistic people, unsolicited advice
Posted on May 19, 2016
by Courage Coaching
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For those of you who struggle with people pleaser syndrome, who are passive, depressed, are experiencing conflict with someone or are having anger issues, assertiveness training can be very beneficial. When someone is unassertive, this involves violating their own rights by failing to express… Continue Reading “Being assertive”
Category: anxiety, assertiveness, Coaching tips, Depression, Emotional abuse, low self-esteem, People Pleaser SyndromeTags: anger issues, assertiveness, assertiveness training, being passive, conflict, dysfunctional family, low self-esteem, low self-worth, passive expression, passivity, people pleaser, People Pleaser Syndrome, self esteem
Posted on May 16, 2016
by Courage Coaching
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If you are afraid of experiencing other peoples’ negative responses or emotions, then you will do everything you can to avoid this.This fear will make it hard for you to say NO to someone and you end up doing things you really don’t want… Continue Reading “Fear of negative emotions & being a People pleaser”
Category: Child abuse, Emotional abuse, Mental illness, Narcissistic abuse, People Pleaser Syndrome, UncategorizedTags: anxiety, approval seeking, assertiveness, codependence, dysfunctional relationships, Emotional abuse, emotophobia, fear of negative emotions, learning to be assertive, low self-esteem, low self-worth, Narcissistic abuse, People Pleaser Syndrome, persistence, self growth, validation, weak boundaries