You are an expert at saying “yes”
People describe you as “the yes person”. You volunteer to help others enthusiastically, even as you’re wondering why you’re over-booking, over-promising, over-extending yourself…yet again. The alternative, however, is the feeling you get when you say “no”. It's dreadful and you avoid it at all costs, because you don’t want to seem “selfish”.
Wrestling with your feelings to say “no” is infinitely harder emotionally than caving and just saying “yes”. Except saying “yes” is just as tiring. In fact, its exhausting, and it leaves too little time for you to do the things you’d like to do for yourself.
Build Healthier Relationship Patterns
These behaviors create patterns in relationships that can leave you feeling spent, undervalued, and unimportant. It can create an exaggerated sense of responsibility over the actions of other people, and thats a lot of pressure for one person to carry.
Maybe it’s time to learn how to say “no” to others and “yes” to yourself.
Let’s work toward freeing you to pursue more of what you love. Reach out today to get started with your free 15-minute consultation.