The Inertia Trap: When You Know It's Wrong But Stay Anyway That feeling when something's off, but you can't explain why. You tell yourself to be grateful, to stop complaining, to just keep going. If you've ever stayed too long—in a job, a friendship, a relationship—even when every fiber of your being is screaming at you to leave, this episode is for you, especially if you're a people pleaser, have overfunctioning tendencies, or feel like there should be something more to life. I get really ho...
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The Inertia Trap: When You Know It's Wrong But Stay Anyway That feeling when something's off, but you can't explain why. You tell yourself to be grateful, to stop complaining, to just keep going. If you've ever stayed too long—in a job, a friendship, a relationship—even when every fiber of your being is screaming at you to leave, this episode is for you, especially if you're a people pleaser, have overfunctioning tendencies, or feel like there should be something more to life. I get really ho...
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1. People Pleasing: Why You Stay In Bad Relationships and How to Finally Break the Cycle
The Inertia Trap: When You Know It's Wrong But Stay Anyway That feeling when something's off, but you can't explain why. You tell yourself to be grateful, to stop complaining, to just keep going. If you've ever stayed too long—in a job, a friendship, a relationship—even when every fiber of your being is screaming at you to leave, this episode is for you, especially if you're a people pleaser, have overfunctioning tendencies, or feel like there should be something more to life. I get really ho...
This Is How You Think
The Inertia Trap: When You Know It's Wrong But Stay Anyway That feeling when something's off, but you can't explain why. You tell yourself to be grateful, to stop complaining, to just keep going. If you've ever stayed too long—in a job, a friendship, a relationship—even when every fiber of your being is screaming at you to leave, this episode is for you, especially if you're a people pleaser, have overfunctioning tendencies, or feel like there should be something more to life. I get really ho...
