“You can’t pour from an empty cup" - but I bet some of you have given or even thrown away the whole the damn jug!
Are you a ‘People Pleaser’?
Have you ever found yourself saying yes when every cell of your being was screaming no?
Or maybe more accurately thought, ‘Why did I agree to that’?
Have you found yourself vaguely wondering if being “kind, and considerate” comes at a price? The price of your own health and wellbeing.
Welcome to the world of the people-pleaser.
The people-pleasers among us wear the badge of “kind, caring, and thoughtful.” Let’s be real and honest here - sometimes it feels more like a weight than a gift.
We’ve all heard the term people-pleaser, and for many of us, it hits a chord, and it’s a double edged sword. But what does it really mean, and is it such a bad thing?
In this heartfelt talk, Caroline will share her own experiences and what she’s learnt through practical, and often tough life lessons. She’ll share some of laughter and the tears of her own experiences of being the people pleaser.
She’ll guide you through how to:
It starts with you.
There’s a simple truth - you can’t give from an empty cup.
Caroline is the UK’s leading Dragon Lady, Dragon Author, and Dragon Wisdom Keeper.She first met the Dragons in 2002 and began working with them fully in 2005, when they appeared en masse during her Reiki I attunement.
Caroline is the author of the bestselling oracle cards The Dragon Path Oracle and the book How to Live with Dragons, both of which are published by Watkins.During her career spanning almost 3 decades, Caroline has guided thousands of people on their Spiritual Quest.She is a Meditation Teacher, paying particular attention to Mindfulness - the Dragons love Mindfulness, it means we are finally listening to them! She is a Dragon Guide for others, a Reiki Master, Crystal Healer, Tarot Reader & Accredited Tarot Teacher. Caroline has almost 30 years experience as a workshop leader and facilitator including being a lecturer at the prestigious College of Psychic Studies in central London.