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  • Editorial: North Star Success, 2026

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    Librería: Revaluation Books, Exeter, Reino UnidoRevaluation Books

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    Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 204 pages. Persian Farsi language. 6.00x0.55x9.00 inches. In Stock.

  • Editorial: North Star Success Sep 2026, 2026

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    Librería: AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, AlemaniaAHA-BUCH GmbH

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    Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - ENOUGH ALREADY!A Guide for Women to Stop People-Pleasing, Reclaim Their Power, and Find Freedom Beyond ObligationENOUGH ALREADY! is a practical and compassionate guide to understanding and overcoming people-pleasing, boundary difficulties, and the pressure to prioritize the needs and expectations of others.Particularly relevant to women navigating family, cultural, and social expectations, the book explores how people-pleasing patterns can develop through early experiences, attachment dynamics, cultural conditioning, and the learned association between approval, belonging, and safety. It offers readers an opportunity to recognize patterns that may have once served an important purpose but can later contribute to emotional exhaustion, resentment, anxiety, and disconnection from personal needs and desires.The book has particular relevance for immigrant women and women from collectivist cultural backgrounds, where values such as family loyalty, sacrifice, respect, gratitude, and maintaining harmony may strongly influence personal choices and relationships. It encourages readers to examine the difference between authentic values and internalized expectations while developing a stronger sense of self and personal agency.Combining psychological insight with practical exercises, ENOUGH ALREADY! moves beyond awareness toward meaningful behavioral change. Each chapter includes guided reflections, journaling prompts, exercises, and mantra practices that encourage readers to develop self-awareness, strengthen self-trust, communicate more assertively, and establish healthier boundaries.Topics addressed include:People-pleasing and its underlying patternsBoundaries, guilt, and assertive communicationCultural and family expectationsSelf-trust and reconnecting with personal needsApproval-seeking and emotional patternsOver-responsibility and rescuing behaviorsPersonal agency and self-leadershipSaying no with greater clarity and confidenceWritten for women seeking greater freedom, authenticity, and balance in their relationships and daily lives, ENOUGH ALREADY! offers accessible tools for moving from obligation and approval-seeking toward intentional, self-directed living.Persian-language edition.…

  • Editorial: North Star Success, 2026

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    Librería: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, Estados Unidos de AmericaGrand Eagle Retail

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. ENOUGH ALREADY!A Guide for Women to Stop People-Pleasing, Reclaim Their Power, and Find Freedom Beyond ObligationENOUGH ALREADY! is a practical and compassionate guide to understanding and overcoming people-pleasing, boundary difficulties, and the pressure to prioritize the needs and expectations of others.Particularly relevant to women navigating family, cultural, and social expectations, the book explores how people-pleasing patterns can develop through early experiences, attachment dynamics, cultural conditioning, and the learned association between approval, belonging, and safety. It offers readers an opportunity to recognize patterns that may have once served an important purpose but can later contribute to emotional exhaustion, resentment, anxiety, and disconnection from personal needs and desires.The book has particular relevance for immigrant women and women from collectivist cultural backgrounds, where values such as family loyalty, sacrifice, respect, gratitude, and maintaining harmony may strongly influence personal choices and relationships. It encourages readers to examine the difference between authentic values and internalized expectations while developing a stronger sense of self and personal agency.Combining psychological insight with practical exercises, ENOUGH ALREADY! moves beyond awareness toward meaningful behavioral change. Each chapter includes guided reflections, journaling prompts, exercises, and mantra practices that encourage readers to develop self-awareness, strengthen self-trust, communicate more assertively, and establish healthier boundaries.Topics addressed include: People-pleasing and its underlying patternsBoundaries, guilt, and assertive communicationCultural and family expectationsSelf-trust and reconnecting with personal needsApproval-seeking and emotional patternsOver-responsibility and rescuing behaviorsPersonal agency and self-leadershipSaying no with greater clarity and confidenceWritten for women seeking greater freedom, authenticity, and balance in their relationships and daily lives, ENOUGH ALREADY! offers accessible tools for moving from obligation and approval-seeking toward intentional, self-directed living.Persian-language edition. A Persian-language practical guide for women seeking to break free from people-pleasing! Particularly relevant to immigrant women from collectivist cultures, the book explores cultural conditioning, family expectations, and approval-seeking. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

  • Editorial: North Star Success, 2026

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    Librería: AussieBookSeller, Truganina, VIC, AustraliaAussieBookSeller

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. ENOUGH ALREADY!A Guide for Women to Stop People-Pleasing, Reclaim Their Power, and Find Freedom Beyond ObligationENOUGH ALREADY! is a practical and compassionate guide to understanding and overcoming people-pleasing, boundary difficulties, and the pressure to prioritize the needs and expectations of others.Particularly relevant to women navigating family, cultural, and social expectations, the book explores how people-pleasing patterns can develop through early experiences, attachment dynamics, cultural conditioning, and the learned association between approval, belonging, and safety. It offers readers an opportunity to recognize patterns that may have once served an important purpose but can later contribute to emotional exhaustion, resentment, anxiety, and disconnection from personal needs and desires.The book has particular relevance for immigrant women and women from collectivist cultural backgrounds, where values such as family loyalty, sacrifice, respect, gratitude, and maintaining harmony may strongly influence personal choices and relationships. It encourages readers to examine the difference between authentic values and internalized expectations while developing a stronger sense of self and personal agency.Combining psychological insight with practical exercises, ENOUGH ALREADY! moves beyond awareness toward meaningful behavioral change. Each chapter includes guided reflections, journaling prompts, exercises, and mantra practices that encourage readers to develop self-awareness, strengthen self-trust, communicate more assertively, and establish healthier boundaries.Topics addressed include: People-pleasing and its underlying patternsBoundaries, guilt, and assertive communicationCultural and family expectationsSelf-trust and reconnecting with personal needsApproval-seeking and emotional patternsOver-responsibility and rescuing behaviorsPersonal agency and self-leadershipSaying no with greater clarity and confidenceWritten for women seeking greater freedom, authenticity, and balance in their relationships and daily lives, ENOUGH ALREADY! offers accessible tools for moving from obligation and approval-seeking toward intentional, self-directed living.Persian-language edition. A Persian-language practical guide for women seeking to break free from people-pleasing! Particularly relevant to immigrant women from collectivist cultures, the book explores cultural conditioning, family expectations, and approval-seeking. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

  • Editorial: North Star Success, 2026

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    Librería: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Reino UnidoCitiRetail

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. ENOUGH ALREADY!A Guide for Women to Stop People-Pleasing, Reclaim Their Power, and Find Freedom Beyond ObligationENOUGH ALREADY! is a practical and compassionate guide to understanding and overcoming people-pleasing, boundary difficulties, and the pressure to prioritize the needs and expectations of others.Particularly relevant to women navigating family, cultural, and social expectations, the book explores how people-pleasing patterns can develop through early experiences, attachment dynamics, cultural conditioning, and the learned association between approval, belonging, and safety. It offers readers an opportunity to recognize patterns that may have once served an important purpose but can later contribute to emotional exhaustion, resentment, anxiety, and disconnection from personal needs and desires.The book has particular relevance for immigrant women and women from collectivist cultural backgrounds, where values such as family loyalty, sacrifice, respect, gratitude, and maintaining harmony may strongly influence personal choices and relationships. It encourages readers to examine the difference between authentic values and internalized expectations while developing a stronger sense of self and personal agency.Combining psychological insight with practical exercises, ENOUGH ALREADY! moves beyond awareness toward meaningful behavioral change. Each chapter includes guided reflections, journaling prompts, exercises, and mantra practices that encourage readers to develop self-awareness, strengthen self-trust, communicate more assertively, and establish healthier boundaries.Topics addressed include: People-pleasing and its underlying patternsBoundaries, guilt, and assertive communicationCultural and family expectationsSelf-trust and reconnecting with personal needsApproval-seeking and emotional patternsOver-responsibility and rescuing behaviorsPersonal agency and self-leadershipSaying no with greater clarity and confidenceWritten for women seeking greater freedom, authenticity, and balance in their relationships and daily lives, ENOUGH ALREADY! offers accessible tools for moving from obligation and approval-seeking toward intentional, self-directed living.Persian-language edition. A Persian-language practical guide for women seeking to break free from people-pleasing! Particularly relevant to immigrant women from collectivist cultures, the book explores cultural conditioning, family expectations, and approval-seeking. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…