155. [CEO Mama Confessions] Stop People Pleasing and Start Confidently Setting Boundaries with Clients

Hey, Mama! Is setting boundaries with clients hard for you? Do you find yourself more concerned with your client's needs while sacrificing your own? If yes, today's episode is for you. As a recovering people pleaser myself, I know firsthand what it's like to act as an employee in my own business. In this episode, I'm sharing about my experience with being a people pleaser in my client relationships, how I overcame people pleasing, and how I started setting boundaries with my clients.

In this episode, you will learn:

How people pleasing shows up in your relationships with your clients
Why you need to set boundaries with clients
How to start setting boundaries with clients

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Life in Seasons Coaching
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