How to Be More Assertive by Melanie Spencer
Girl, You Need to Stop People Pleasing and Start Setting Healthy Boundaries
Are you a woman who’s been called a pushover, weak, or a doormat?
Do you find it difficult to say no or stand up for yourself? Is it hard for you to set boundaries at work or in your personal life?
If that’s the case, then How to Be More Assertive is the book for you.
Just imagine how good it will feel to have enough confidence to share your opinion and tell people what you think or feel.
Author Melanie Spencer will share with you the secrets to becoming more assertive in all aspects of life. She’ll show you how to overcome your tendency to stand back and quietly accept everything. She’ll teach you how to be an active participant in your own life by being bold enough to speak up instead of sitting back and letting life happen to you.
In How To Be More Assertive, you’ll discover:
✓ why assertiveness is an important ingredient for you to achieve success, and ultimately, happiness
✓ how you can smash societal expectations of women as meek and mild and claim your rightful place in the world
✓ how and when you need to be assertive
✓ why assertiveness is so easily mislabeled as aggressiveness when you’re a woman and how you can avoid being called such
✓ why boundaries are a necessity and how you can set and stick to them
✓ and much, much more!
Plus, throughout the book, there will be actionable steps for you to practice on your road to assertiveness.
How To Be More Assertive was written for women who’ve had enough of being wallflowers in the boardroom and their personal lives. They want to be seen and heard, and they’re ready to do what it takes to build their confidence so that they can speak up for themselves and share their wants and needs. Whether you’re a housewife or a corporate executive, a mother or a student, the tips and tricks described in this book will lead to powerful personal transformation.
Scroll up NOW and grab your copy of How To Be More Assertive to take your inner self from being shy and passive to self-assured and confident.