52 Reminders
to Help Unlearn People-Pleasing

A digital deck of weekly boundary-setting reminders

People-Pleasing Stops Here

52 Reminders to Help Unlearn People-Pleasing

is a digital deck of weekly boundary reminder cards—
one for each week of the year.

These 52 Reminders are designed to give you clear, practical cues that help you stop over-apologizing, set healthier boundaries, and confidently own your voice and value.

You don't have to shrink yourself to keep the peace
You can be clear and still be kind
Pleasing others shouldn't mean losing yourself.

People-pleasing might look like kindness on the outside...

— but inside, it often feels like exhaustion, resentment, and invisibility.

Always saying yes.
Always putting others first.
Always carrying guilt when you try to protect your time, energy, or peace.

I See You—Always Putting Others First

When you:

  • agreed to something you didn’t want to do—just to avoid conflict

  • found yourself apologizing for simply existing or having needs

  • felt drained because you keep giving, even when your own tank is empty

  • worried that setting a boundary might make someone upset or disappointed

…you’re not alone.

Exhausted man with head in palm

People-pleasing often starts as a way to keep the peace, but over time it can leave you exhausted, resentful, and disconnected from what you actually want.

Small shifts, week by week.

A reminder to set boundaries.
A cue to choose yourself.
A practice in self-trust.

Life on the Other Side of “Yes”

Each weekly reminder helps you:

  • Give yourself permission to protect your time, space, and energy.

  • Respond to old people-pleasing urges with self-trust instead of guilt.

  • Reclaim your voice, even when it shakes.

  • Build confidence in your boundaries — consistently, gently, and on your terms.

stop being a people pleaser graphic

Change doesn’t come from pressure or guilt — it comes from practice.
These reminders help you build new habits of self-trust, one small step at a time.

You don’t have to be loud to reclaim your power.
Sometimes rebellion is quiet — but deeply felt.

52 Reminders to Help Unlearn People-Pleasing

What you’ll get: A downloadable digital document you can use right away

Availability: Immediate download upon purchase

Cost: $11

Getting Ready for Your 52 Reminders

A: You’ll receive a digital deck of 52 reminders—one for each week of the year. Each reminder is designed to help you unlearn people-pleasing, build confidence, and practice boundary-setting in small, steady steps.

Think of it as your weekly check-in. You can save the deck to your phone, tablet, or computer, and choose one reminder to focus on each week. Read it, reflect on it, and let it guide your choices during everyday situations. You can even print your favorites and keep them where you’ll see them often.

A: No. These reminders are not therapy and are not a substitute for therapy. They’re psychology-informed tools created to encourage reflection, self-worth, and healthier boundaries in daily life.  If you’re struggling or need additional support, please reach out to a licensed mental health professional in your area.

 

A: You’ll get instant digital access after purchase.

 

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