How to Stop People Pleasing and Bring in Authentic Love
Do you find yourself exhausted from trying to keep everyone happy? Maybe you’re constantly walking on eggshells, overthinking every interaction (anxious attachment), or perhaps you maintain a perfect facade while keeping everyone at arm’s length (avoidant attachment).
I’ve been there – trapped in the exhausting cycle of people-pleasing from my own anxious attachment. But here’s the truth I discovered: the key to finding genuine love and deep connections isn’t about being liked by everyone. It’s about having the courage to be disliked by some.
People-pleasing often is a survival strategy – maybe we had unpredictable parents, faced difficult situations, or learned early that keeping others happy was the safest path, and our ability to read emotions and adapt wasn’t just helpful, it was necessary for survival.
The goal isn’t to completely eliminate our people-pleasing tendencies but to develop the wisdom to know when to use these skills consciously and when to prioritize our own needs, transforming what was once automatic survival into thoughtful choice.
In this honest video, I share:
🤍 Why people-pleasing shows up differently in anxious and avoidant attachment styles
💫 5 transformative steps to break free from the approval-seeking cycle
🌱 How to recognize if you’re abandoning yourself to keep others happy
✨ The unexpected way being “disliked” leads to secure, deeper relationships
🤍 How both anxious and avoidant people-pleasers can find their authentic voice
This is for you if:
- You’re an anxious attacher who can’t stop overgiving to keep people close
- You’re an avoidant who uses perfectionism and people-pleasing as a shield
- You’re tired of feeling like an emotional chameleon
- You want to attract people who love the real you
- You’re ready to transform your relationships from fearful to secure
Whether you tend to chase approval or maintain distance through people-pleasing, this video will show you how to break free and find genuine connection.