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because you don't want to upset anyone sound familiar you might be caught in the cycle of people pleasing constantly putting others needs first even when it drains you but why do we do this and what does it really cost us and Spotlights,
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Have you ever caught yourself agreeing to a favor when you, or when your gut says no?
Simply because you didn't want to disappoint someone.
If so, you may be struggling with people pleasing tendencies,
a pattern that can drain your energy, confuse your priorities, and even strain relationships.
But why do we do this?