Are you a self described ‘people pleaser?’

Do you find yourself saying yes to favors more often than you say no?

Do you find yourself buried in more work than your job entails because you feel like you need to prove yourself?

Are you worried if you don’t put others first no one will like you or want to work with you?

Are you constantly putting yourself last for the benefit of others?

I get it. When we are self described people pleasers, it's easy to justify why we cannot put ourselves first . That if we make ourselves dependable and someone everyone can turn to that we will feel appreciated.
If we feel appreciated then it will all be worth it.

And yet, here we are.... reading these words with a light bulb over our head going... yes! That's me! Someone understands me!

The truth is we more often than not we feel used and worn out instead of appreciated and irreplaceable to those we put ourselves out there for. We feel trapped in a cycle and unable to take ourselves out in fear that we will disappoint those who do lean on us to always say "yes."

As someone who has spent over a decade climbing the corporate ladder, working with sales, marketing, IT, and HR, doing too much can take its toll and not having someone who understands where you are at can feel very isolating and lonely.

I'm not here to tell you what you should and shouldn't do. I'm here to help you process your own priorities and decide where your boundaries lie. I understand the demands of a fast pace corporate environment. I understand trying to finish projects while being handed 5 new ones with little guidance but a strict deadline. I understand being unable to leave work at the office and having to balance the needs of my personal life with the pressures of work. Contact me today for a free consultation and see if I can be someone who helps you work through your people pleasing tendencies.