Are you really living your life for you?
You’ve been a high-achieving go-getter for as long as you can remember. What started out as feeling pressured to live up to standards of your parents, teachers, and friends, isn’t something you outgrew over time.
Today, it looks a little different, but the same ol’ people-pleasing tendencies have followed.
Your strengths are in overdrive: in the office, at home, at church… to the point where it’s become unhealthy. In all areas of life, you find yourself getting caught up in all the shoulds and to-dos that come with the desire to meet the expectations of what others want you to be.
And as exhausted, overwhelmed, and unfulfilled as you are, you still might be feeling incapable of making these changes for yourself, right?
But, when you aren’t receiving constant validation from others, it can lead you down a rabbit hole of negative self-talk, doubt, and limiting beliefs.