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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2026 · 8 MIN

Note 59: All the People Pleasers to the Front of the Room

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If you constantly feel responsible for other people’s emotions… this episode is for you.In today’s pep talk, Yaya is calling all the people pleasers to the front of the room for an honest conversation about why people pleasing isn’t kindness — it’s fear.Fear of rejection.Fear of conflict.Fear of being misunderstood.At some point, your nervous system learned that keeping everyone happy meant staying safe. So you adapted by reading the room, softening your voice, over-explaining your decisions, and putting everyone else’s comfort ahead of your own.But constantly abandoning yourself to keep the peace has a cost.In this episode, Yaya breaks down:Why people pleasing is actually survival wiringThe nervous system response behind conflict avoidanceThe hidden resentment that builds when you override yourselfWhy people pleasing prevents you from becoming the confident woman you want to beHow to start tolerating discomfort without abandoning yourselfIf you're ready to stop performing and start living in alignment, this episode will give you the perspective shift you need.Looking for additional resources? Start with the Confidence Kit, your go-to for breaking the spiral, rebuilding self-trust, and moving forward with clarity. 🔗 LinkIf you're ready to stop figuring this out alone? Apply to work with me here.If this episode spoke to you and you want to connect with me directly, you can reach out to me on Instagram @coachingwithyaya.Follow the podcast account and share it with a friend or tag us on Instagram @notestoher.daily.And don’t forget to subscribe to Notes to Her so you don’t miss the next pep talk.

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