Are you constantly nodding in agreement when your heart actually wants to say "no"? Or do you think that you are the one, whose needs are always being neglected in this world? With the help of today's stick figure animation, learn how to be your own master and no longer be at the mercy of others.
Being a people pleaser is not merely about being "nice"; it is a symptom of trauma or a deeply ingrained habit developed through fear of rejection, conflict avoidance, or a quest for external validation. If you are feeling exhausted, resentful, or overlooked, then this video is a visual guide for you to regain your time and your self-esteem.
👇 IN THIS VIDEO, YOU WILL LEARN:
The Psychology of People Pleasing: Why do we do it? We take a look at the root causes, from childhood conditioning to the fear of abandonment.. Signs You Are a Pushover: pinpointing the subtle red flags that indicate you are lacking in healthy boundaries. The Art of Saying "No": Getting practical with scripts and mental adjustments to help you decline requests without the baggage of guilt weighing on you. Setting Boundaries: Simple, strong communication is the best way to enlighten people as to what treatment they should give you. Reclaiming Your Identity: A guide to begin putting your needs, interests, and mental health ahead of others. 🎨 WHY WATCH THIS ANIMATION? Through the use of engaging stick figures and other visual elements, we make learning about complex psychological concepts very simple and straightforward. Not only those who suffer from social anxiety, have low self-esteem, or just simply can’t express themselves will find this educational animation very helpful and entertaining.
Self-improvement is not just the process of making oneself better but also the drivers and means of making oneself better. Stop using all your energy just to keep others happy. It is time to transition from being a "nice guy" or "nice girl" to a genuine, powerful person. The first step to your personal liberation is through this video.
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