Ep 21: How to stop compromising yourself

How often do you say yes when you mean no? Stay silent to keep the peace? Shrink your truth to make others comfortable?In this episode of Your Courageous Life, we’re talking about what it really means to stop compromising yourself—and how to start honoring your needs, values, and voice without guilt.Self-compromise can be subtle. It shows up in people-pleasing, over-functioning, or constantly second-guessing yourself. You might not even realize it’s happening until resentment, burnout, or disconnection set in. The good news? You can shift out of these patterns—and it starts with reclaiming your own clarity and agency.We’ll explore how to recognize when you’re compromising your truth (even in small ways), why it happens, and how to start creating boundaries that are rooted in self-respect—not defensiveness. You’ll also hear about the emotional layers involved in breaking these patterns, and how to navigate them with compassion.If you’ve been feeling off, overextended, or like you’ve lost touch with yourself, this episode is your invitation to come back home. No more abandoning yourself to make things easier for everyone else.🚨 This isn’t just a podcast—it’s your wake-up call. If you’ve been smiling through the grind, holding back your truth, or checking every box while something inside you feels like it’s suffocating—it’s time to start a living practice of courage: → Rewire your relationship to fear: Courageous Living® Program→ Join a life-changing program, to become a life-changing coach: CLCC→ Build a business that feels like YOU: The Coaching Blueprint®→ Get the real-real on becoming a life coach: The Craft of Coaching Podcast Start now: YourCourageousLife.com Social: 📸 Instagram | 🎵 TikTok | 📺 YouTube | 📌 Pinterest Please note...while this podcast may discuss protocols to improve mental or physical health, listeners should always consult a qualified provider before following any advice or undertaking any changes to their lifestyle.

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