Ditching people-pleasing habits is not easy – and these are the signs that you are making changes that you desire.
a people-pleaser) and why it’s better to not be “too nice”, it’s safe to say that learning to take care of one’s self is key – and if you’re reading this, you’ve probably identified that you or someone you know is indeed a people-pleaser.
And while we can always share how to identify your people-pleasing ways, it’s also important to acknowledge the strides we make to shake these habits – and it’s not always easy to do when you’re in the midst of making changes to who you are.Mental health: the 4 types of people-pleaser to know, according to an expert
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