
Why People-Pleasing Might Be a Trauma Response (And How to Heal It)
Have you ever felt like you have to say yes, even when every part of you wants to say no? Do you constantly put others’ needs before your own, fearing rejection or conflict? You’re not alone. People-pleasing isn’t just about being nice—it’s often a deeply ingrained trauma response known as the fawn response.
In this blog, we’ll explore the psychology behind people-pleasing, how it develops as a survival mechanism, and why it keeps you stuck in unhealthy patterns. You’ll also discover how to reprogram your subconscious mind, set boundaries without guilt, and use journal questions and affirmations to heal and reclaim your self-worth. Ready to break free from the cycle? Let’s dive in.

Top 5 Lessons on Self-Love and Growth You Should Know by 25
Turning 36 has brought clarity and wisdom I wish my 25-year-old self had known. In this heartfelt article, I share five transformative lessons that could have made life more joyful and fulfilling, from embracing self-love as a superpower to breaking free from the trap of comparison. Discover why saying "no" is an act of self-respect, how true love starts within, and why failure is not just okay but necessary for growth. These lessons shaped my journey, and I hope they inspire you to rewrite your own story with confidence and grace.