Your Relationship With: Disappointing People (Ep #23 Relationship Series)

Have a question or topic you'd like discussed? Click here to send a text or leave a voice memo! Have you ever avoided saying no, expressing a need, or setting a boundary because you were worried about disappointing someone?In this episode, I explore the fear that often sits beneath boundaries, people pleasing, and self-abandonment. We talk about the stories we create about how other people might react, why disappointment is a normal part of being human, and how trying to avoid disappointing others can sometimes lead us to disappoint ourselves instead.I also share why boundaries aren't usually the problem, how self-judgment often shows up in the process, and why someone else's emotional response doesn't automatically mean you've done something wrong.If you've ever worried about being seen as selfish, unkind, or "not nice" for honoring yourself, this conversation is for you. ✨Reflection Questions✨• Where am I avoiding a boundary because I don't want to disappoint someone?• What story am I telling myself about what it means if someone is disappointed?• What would I choose if I trusted that I can be both kind and honest? Sometimes the most inspiring thing we can do is stop abandoning ourselves and start honoring what's true for us.Support the show💌 Want more Pure Possibilities in your week? Subscribe to Pure Possibilities Weekly for reflections, practices, podcast highlights, and a little more possibility delivered to your inbox each week. Join the Pure Possibilities Private Facebook Community:Continue the conversation, connect with other listeners, and join us for our weekly live Q&A sessions. 👉🏻Join the Free Pure Possibilities Facebook Community Here👉🏻Click Here to Connect With Me The Pure Possibilities Podcast and all related content are the intellectual property of Shannon Danielle. No portion of this podcast may be recorded, reproduced, or distributed without express written consent. Unauthorized use will be pursued under applicable law.  For additional resources, policies, and website information, visit purepossibilitiespodcast.com.