Let's play a little game of "WHAT IF?"

What if your nervous system isn’t scared of compliments because you’re ungrateful, but because it learned that safety lives in overgiving? In this episode we get real about why receiving feels awkward for people pleasers and breaks down how to flip the script with warmth, humour, and brain-savvy tools you can use today.

Cuz why wait for good things to happen? We want it NOW!
We start by untangling worthiness from performance. If childhood taught you that value equals usefulness, praise and support can feel like a threat. Steph explains the brain’s love of familiarity over happiness and how that bias fuels the urge to deflect, downplay, and distract. Then we pivot to action: the two-second pause to interrupt auto-deflection, a simple gratitude script—“Thank you, that means a lot”—and micro-receiving reps that build new neural pathways through repetition and grace. Along the way, you’ll hear why receiving is an act of courage and connection, not ego; it lets others experience the joy of giving while you practice being seen without hustling.
Together we anchor a new identity with a mantra: receiving is pleasure, not pressure. You’ll learn how to calm the body when discomfort hits, how to stack small wins that shift your self-image, and how to link receiving with intrinsic self-worth. The result is practical and deeply human: steadier energy, healthier relationships, stronger boundaries, and the confidence to let good things land. If you’re ready to stop swatting away kindness and start welcoming praise, help, and love with ease, this is your playbook.
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