The Real Cost of People Pleasing

In this episode, I'm discussing the real cost of people pleasing as physicians, exploring  the hidden costs of people pleasing tendencies and how they impact the quality of life for physicians. I share my personal experience with people pleasing and how it often manifests in the workplace.

Listen to the full episode to learn more about how people pleasing tendencies can lead to burnout and trigger emotional eating, and how you can learn to avoid it. 

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