
Do you often wonder why you find it so hard to say 'no' to people?
Maybe you struggle to make time for yourself because you can't switch off — you feel like you should always be doing something.
Perhaps you've always felt too sensitive, too dramatic, too needy, too different... 'too much' — and yet never quite enough.
Maybe you've been self-sacrificing, suppressing, and masking for so long that i... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationMental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

Have you ever told yourself you’re fine, only to find your body proving otherwise?
In this short, honest episode, I reflect on how ignoring my own body’s signals turned a simple cough into a chest infection… and what it reminded me about pausing, li... more
I wanted to sit down and share honestly where my head and heart are at as I reflect on where this podcast and my message are heading.
I've noticed that when I started the podcast I was - sometimes unconsciously -following marketing type “rules” of ... more
Last episode focused on identifying the real reason you feel guilty when you say no or put yourself first - in this episode we are exploring those internalised rules like “if I rest then i’m lazy,” or “if I say no then I’m selfish.”
I walk you thro... more
If you’re a people-pleaser then chances are that on the rare occasion you do say “no” to someone, cancel plans, or set a boundary — you find yourself feeling guilty.
In this episode I talk about how guilt doesn’t always mean you’ve done something wr... more
Charlotte is so well spoken and kind, she leads with compassion towards those struggling with people pleasing, thanks to this podcast for providing a lot of insight <3
Charlotte is so well spoken and kind, she leads with compassion towards those struggling with people pleasing, thanks to this podcast for providing a lot of insight <3
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Focusing on the challenges of people-pleasing and self-acceptance, the content often engages with themes such as mental health and personal growth. Episodes typically explore the psychological barriers individuals face when seeking validation and acceptance from others, particularly among women entrepreneurs and those in caring professions. The host, an experienced psychotherapist, shares personal stories and actionable insights, creating a supportive environment for listeners to confront their feelings and develop authentic self-expression. With a strong emphasis on overcoming societal conditioning and fostering self-trust, listeners can find valuable tools to navigate their own journeys of self-discovery and empowerment.
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2. Victoria Haydn
3. Hannah McLachlan
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5. Natasha Scullane
6. Matt Hassan
7. Eve Cale
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