Should I Say Something or Let It Go?
If you're wondering whether you should say something or just let it go, these 6 questions will help you decide if whatever’s bothering you is a conversation worth having.
From the years I spent writing and coaching under the brand, The Hearty Fig. Articles on people pleasing, passive aggression, clear communication, difficult conversations, and how to build a strong relationship with yourself.
If you're wondering whether you should say something or just let it go, these 6 questions will help you decide if whatever’s bothering you is a conversation worth having.
This simple script will help you navigate tough conversations, name your needs clearly, and plan for how to say what you want to say.
Let’s explore how your beliefs about what’s ‘allowed’ in your relationships might be contributing to your fear of speaking up, and how you might start to shift them.
If you're wondering whether you should say something or just let it go, these 6 questions will help you decide if whatever’s bothering you is a conversation worth having.
As people-pleasers, it’s common to feel emotionally drained in relationships with others. Here are 12 ways to ward off emotional exhaustion and keep your energy tank full.
Learn three key strategies to leave passive aggression behind and embrace more productive conversations, plus four ways to start using them.
Part two of a three-part deep dive into passive aggression. This week is all about understanding passive aggression on a deeper level—both how to recognize it, and why we use it.
We all hate being on the receiving end of passive aggression, and most of us overestimate how subtle we are when we’re the ones using it. Let’s explore how and why to unlearn it.
Healthy boundaries are an important part of any relationship, but knowing when and how to set them can be tricky. Here’s some guidance for how to set healthy boundaries, plus 4 mini pep talks.
Building trust in relationships might seem simple enough. But not only is trust-building complex and multifaceted, it can look different from person to person. Let’s break it down.
If you struggle with how to say no without feeling guilty or hurting the other person, here are 3 simple scripts you can use starting today.
How do you find that line in the sand that separates ‘healthy compromise in relationships’ from ‘compromising ourselves’? 4 questions to help you decide.
When it comes to preparing for tough conversations, it's wise to start by addressing some of your deeper fears and blocks before planning out what you want to say.
This simple script will help you navigate tough conversations, name your needs clearly, and plan for how to say what you want to say.
Let's explore what causes people-pleasing, the fears that underpin a people-pleasing habit, and strategies for how to start doing things differently.