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Maili Tirel

School psychologist, teacher and internet counselor from Estonia. Passionate about coffee, reading, dancing, and singing in the shower, much to the neighbors’ dismay. Counseling catchphrase: “It’s okay!“

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7 Ways To Heal People-Pleasing (With Examples And Tips)

If you’re a people-pleaser and never stand up for yourself or say no, expressing your true opinions can be scary. However, in order to grow and learn, you’ve got to get out of the comfort zone. In this article, we will take a closer look at what people-pleasing is and I’ll show you 7 cures to help you stop overextending yourself to help others.