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The Disease to Please by Harriet B. Braiker — WisdomDeck honest review
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The Disease to Please

by Harriet B. Braiker

People-pleasing as a triangle of mindsets, habits and feelings, with a twenty-one-day programme to cure it. Psychologically grounded and systematic.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Pleasing is a compulsion, not kindness.
  2. Change the mindset, habit and feeling together.
  3. Twenty-one days to a different reflex.

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