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How People-Pleasing and Codependency Can Impact Your Life

Are you someone who constantly prioritizes the needs of others, even at the expense of your own? Do you find yourself struggling with boundaries and unable to say no? While being kind and accommodating is a valuable trait, it can quickly cross over into fawning behavior or codependency, which can significantly impact your life and relationships. Let's explore the dangers of fawning, signs of fawning behavior, and practical strategies for breaking free from this harmful pattern.

We are stuck in a toxic relationship, we know we should leave, so why don't we? They throw us under the bus in front of people, but still we stay! Why?

What exactly is the connection between the brain and the mind? The mind is independent, yet inextricably linked to the brain. The brain and the mind interact with each other. The mind influences the brain, and the brain responds to the mind. People make their own decisions, and the brain does not force them to do anything. Despite the fact that the brain is critical to conscious experience, the brain's activity cannot be equated with experience.