People-pleasing may look like kindness, but it often leads to exhaustion, anxiety, and low self-esteem. Learn the psychological roots of people-pleasing, its impact on mental health, and practical strategies to set healthy boundaries and confidently say no.
Apologizing isn’t just about saying “sorry.” A true apology takes accountability, validates feelings, and offers a step toward repair. In relationships, the way we apologize can either heal or deepen wounds. This blog explores how meaningful apologies can strengthen emotional bonds and create healthier connections.
