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A Pleaser No Longer: Becoming Assertive

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A Pleaser No Longer: Becoming Assertive

Do you always go along with what other people want and try to make them happy? Are you afraid to assert yourself or set limits? This book shows how to work through the psychological issues that drive People Pleasing so you can let go of this pattern. You will learn to exercise your personal power.

You will learn about the different types of People Pleasing, the fears that drive them, and the childhood wounds behind them. You will learn how to work through your fears, identify the aspects of assertiveness you want to develop, and engage in a life practice to embrace them.

This book is based on the Pattern System, a comprehensive and detailed map of the human psyche.

A Pleaser No More is more than a book. It includes
* An online workbook
* An online quiz
* Recorded guided meditations
* An online community

Country	USA
Author	Jay Earley
Binding	Kindle Edition
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Pattern System Books
Manufacturer	Pattern System Books
NumberOfPages	110
PublicationDate	2012-08-08
Publisher	Pattern System Books
ReleaseDate	2012-08-08
Studio	Pattern System Books

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