Relationship Truth: Unfiltered

Coaches Takeover Series – People-Pleasing & Insecurity

Welcome to Relationship Truth: Unfiltered, where we bring truth with love to the tough topics of emotionally destructive relationships.
In today’s special Coaches Takeover episode, Leslie Vernick team coaches Diana Bala and Susan King dive into people-pleasing, insecurity, and the transformative path toward freedom in Christ.
We’re fresh off our 5-Day Insecurity Coaching Challenge—and in this conversation, we’re going even deeper.
In This Episode:
A recap of the 5-Day Insecurity Challenge:
Self-doubtShame and guiltPerfectionismThe inner criticPeople-pleasing
Highlights from the week:
Women developing hope beyond shame and guilt
Experiencing Scripture in new, life-giving ways
Recognizing the hidden faces of insecurity
Key Insight: The Many Masquerades of Insecurity
Diana and Susan unpack the ways insecurity often masquerades as something good—but at a cost:
✅ Kindness
Saying yes to everything, avoiding conflict
Underneath: fear of rejection, desire to be liked
Truth: Kindness includes boundaries
✅ Humility
Downplaying strengths, deflecting compliments
Underneath: fear of being judged, imposter syndrome
Truth: Humility is not shrinking
✅ Responsibility
Overfunctioning, taking on others’ problems
Underneath: need to feel needed
Truth: Healthy responsibility knows what is yours and what is not
✅ Peacemaking
Avoiding hard conversations, keeping silent
Underneath: fear of conflict
Truth: Real peacemaking requires courage and truth
✅ Flexibility
Always going along, hiding preferences
Underneath: belief your needs don’t matter
Truth: Flexibility shouldn’t erase you
Why Do We People-Please?
To avoid conflict, rejection, or feeling like a burden
It often begins in childhood:
Conditional love or safety
Messages like “Be a good girl,” “Don’t upset your father”
Approval as currency for worth
How Do We Transform?
Change your inner narrative:
“I must earn love” ➜ “I am already worthy.”
Embrace agency, reclaim your God-given identity, and practice compassion for the part of you that learned to survive by pleasing.
🌟 Featured Tool: The Truth & Trade Exercise
A simple, powerful way to interrupt people-pleasing patterns:
1️⃣ Pause & Name the Pattern
Notice when you’re saying “yes” when you mean “no”
Ask: What am I afraid will happen if I don’t please?
2️⃣ Identify the Hidden Belief
E.g. “If I disappoint them, they won’t love me.”
“Saying no makes me selfish.”
3️⃣ Speak the Truth
“My worth is not dependent on someone else’s opinion.”
“Boundaries create healthier relationships.”
Biblical grounding:
“Am I now trying to win the approval of human beings, or of God?” — Galatians 1:10
“Let your yes be yes and your no be no.” — Matthew 5:37
4️⃣ Make the Trade
“I trade my fear of disappointing others for honoring my limits and values.”
Then take the aligned action.
Next Steps
If you joined our challenge this week—you didn’t just learn about insecurity. You moved through it. But this is just the beginning.
If you’re ready to live out what you’re learning, join us in our Moving Beyond People-Pleasing Flexible Coaching Experience.
It’s time to move from:
Performing ➜ Presence
Guilt ➜ Groundedness
Pleasing everyone ➜ Becoming your God-given self
👉 www.leslievernick.com/peoplepleasingcourse Groups start this week—plenty of times to join!
Final Words
“Thank you for letting us be a voice in your ear and a companion in your heart. You are not alone. You don’t have to keep performing for love that’s already yours.”
We’re closing out our Coaches Takeover for the summer but will return in the fall!
Until next time—be kind to yourself, stay curious, and keep moving forward.
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God Didn’t Ask Me to Be Nice: Reclaiming Truth, Boundaries, and Peace

📌 Episode Summary:
In today’s episode of Relationship Truth Unfiltered, host LeAnne Parsons, Professional Certified Coach and trauma-informed practitioner on Leslie Vernick’s coaching team, sits down with Vickie a woman whose life was built on saying yes to everyone—until she learned how to say yes to God first.
From taking on adult responsibilities at age six to becoming everyone’s helper as a wife, mom, and ministry leader, our guest was admired for her generosity and "niceness"—but underneath was exhaustion, resentment, and a quiet spiritual disconnect.
Through the Moving Beyond People Pleasing program, she discovered the profound difference between being nice and being kind, between serving others and submitting to God's voice.
She shares how learning to pause, ask God first, and honor the boundaries He helped her set brought incredible freedom—and how the courage to speak up, receive coaching, and be honest with herself changed everything.
This conversation will inspire any woman who has ever felt burned out, invisible, or afraid to say no.
🔑 In This Episode You’ll Hear:
How people pleasing became part of her identity from childhood
The moment she realized “niceness” was costing her more than she knew
Why being honest with God and herself was the most loving thing she could do
What it’s like to speak up for the first time in a safe coaching environment
How biblical boundaries led to peace, clarity, and confidence in daily life
Why “If it’s not a firm yes, it’s a hard no” became a spiritual anchor
The beauty of flexible coaching and sacred sisterhood in a Christ-centered program
🧭 Key Quote Highlights:
“I thought I was honest. But I was saying yes when my heart was screaming no.”
“I assumed I was serving… so how could God not be in it?”
“If I didn’t have a firm yes, the answer was a hard no.”
“God didn’t ask me to be nice—He asked me to be faithful.”
📖 Anchor Scripture:
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight.” — Proverbs 3:5-6 (NIV)
🙋‍♀️ Are You Ready to Move Beyond People Pleasing?
If this story hit home for you, we invite you to join our Moving Beyond People Pleasing summer coaching experience. It’s flexible. Faith-centered. And filled with powerful tools, real-time support, and a community of courageous women walking toward truth, wholeness, and peace.
👉 [Link to Learn More + Sign Up]

“I Chose to Be Well”: One Woman’s Journey Through Betrayal, Boundaries, and Becoming Whole Again

Have you ever felt like you were losing yourself just to keep the peace? That you were constantly saying “yes” when your heart was crying out “no”? If you’ve ever struggled with people pleasing—especially in the wake of betrayal or in the midst of a painful marriage—this episode is for you.
In this powerful Coaches Takeover episode, Coach Diana Balla and Coach Susan King are joined by Mara, a courageous woman who vulnerably shares her journey through profound betrayal, emotional trauma, and ultimately, healing and transformation. Mara opens up about how Leslie Vernick & Co.’s “Moving Beyond People Pleasing” flexible group coaching experience helped her reclaim her voice, clarify her identity, and set boundaries that honor her God-given worth. Get ready to be deeply encouraged and inspired.
Key Takeaways:
🔹 Trauma Opens the Door to Transformation When Mara discovered her husband's decades-long betrayal, including hidden addiction and abuse, it shattered her world. But in the rubble, God met her. Her raw honesty about her trauma response—and how deeply betrayal by a spouse can impact the body and soul—will resonate with anyone who has felt broken by someone they trusted.
🔹 “I Didn’t Know It Was Abuse” Before the discovery, Mara believed she was simply in a dysfunctional marriage. Through Leslie’s book “How to Act Right When Your Spouse Acts Wrong” and the Conquer program, she began to see the patterns of manipulation, control, and gaslighting that had long been present. Her story illustrates how education and support can awaken truth and offer a path to freedom.
🔹 A Safe, Flexible, and Powerful Coaching Experience The Moving Beyond People Pleasing group gave Mara the structure, support, and accountability she needed to begin showing up for herself. With multiple weekly call options, compassionate coaches, meaningful breakout groups, and a loving community, Mara found a space where she could be seen, heard, and healed—even when she had no words to pray.
🔹 From Silence to Strength: Naming Her Needs and Setting Boundaries From rejecting fake flowers she hated to creating three pages of firm, self-honoring boundaries, Mara learned how to stop abandoning herself and start living out her values. One breakthrough moment? Identifying her core fear—being alone—and learning not to let it dictate her choices.
🔹 Healing is Possible, and You Are Worth It With raw honesty, Mara shares how she moved from suicidal despair to spiritual connection, and how God faithfully met her—even in the silence. Her journey is a powerful reminder that healing doesn’t come from trying harder, but from training—and that transformation is possible when you stop people pleasing and start living from your God-given identity.
✨ Call to Action: Ready to Break Free from People Pleasing? If you’ve been touched by Mara’s story and are ready to start your own healing journey, we invite you to join us for our 6-week flexible group coaching experience, Moving Beyond People Pleasing. Starting July 14th, this empowering program offers live coaching, a supportive sisterhood, and the tools you need to reclaim your voice and your life.
👉 Learn more and register today at: www.leslievernick.com/peoplepleasingcourse
💛 Closing Encouragement: Dear one, you don’t have to keep living in fear, confusion, or exhaustion. You are not alone—and you are not powerless. God sees your pain and wants to meet you there. Healing is hard, but it’s holy work. You are worth the effort. Your story matters. And your life can be rebuilt—beautifully, boldly, and with Christ at the center.
We’re here with you every step of the way. Keep showing up. Keep training. And always remember: you are precious, you are loved, and you can be well.
🎧 Listen now and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement today.

Unmasking Insecurity: The Hidden Struggle of People Pleasing

Are you constantly saying “yes” when your heart is screaming “no”?
If you’ve ever felt like your worth hinges on making everyone around you happy, this episode will speak directly to your heart. Coaches Susan and Diana pull back the curtain on one of the most sneaky and exhausting insecurities many of us carry—people pleasing. It might look like kindness on the outside, but underneath it’s often driven by fear, insecurity, and a longing to feel safe and loved.
In this honest, grace-filled conversation, they explore why people pleasing starts, how it hides in our habits, and what it takes to break free. You’ll walk away with powerful mindset shifts, biblical wisdom, and a simple but life-changing tool to begin honoring your voice without guilt.
Key Takeaways from This Episode:
🎭 People Pleasing Is About Survival, Not Kindness Many of us learned early on that approval equals safety. Saying yes, keeping the peace, and over-functioning became our armor. But as adults, that armor becomes a prison. True kindness includes honesty, boundaries, and self-respect.
💔 The Cost of People Pleasing Is Your Voice When you constantly put others first to avoid rejection, you risk losing yourself. The result? Exhaustion, resentment, and invisibility. Susan and Diana break down the emotional toll of people pleasing and why it’s not selfish to want rest, space, or to simply say “no.”
🛑 A Pause Is a Powerful First Step One practical tip? Pause before you say yes. Give yourself permission to check in—am I agreeing from love or fear? That moment of reflection invites the Holy Spirit to guide your response rather than your insecurity.
📖 Boundaries Are Biblical, Not Selfish Even Jesus said no. He walked away from demands, rested, and stayed rooted in the Father’s will—not public opinion. Saying no doesn’t mean you’re unloving. It means you’re growing into the person God designed you to be—whole, grounded, and free.
💡 You Don’t Have to Earn Love—You Already Have It At the core of people pleasing is the lie: I have to earn my worth. But Romans 5:8 tells us that Christ loved us at our worst. You don’t have to perform, prove, or please to be worthy. You already are.
Ready to Break Free from People Pleasing?
Join our Insecurity Coaching Challenge, starting June 23rd. In just one week, you’ll uncover the roots of insecurity and gain the tools to reclaim your voice, set godly boundaries, and walk in confidence. 👉 Sign up for only $17: www.leslievernick.com/challenge
You Are Allowed to Take Up Space
You are not mean for saying no. You’re not broken for needing rest. And you’re not selfish for wanting to live honestly. The journey out of people pleasing isn’t about becoming hardened—it’s about becoming whole. You are already loved, already worthy, and already enough. Let today be your first step toward freedom.
💬 Share this episode with a fellow recovering people pleaser—you’re not alone.

When Pleasing Others Costs Too Much: TC's Story of Capacity, Courage and Clarity

🌟 Episode Overview:
Welcome back to Relationship Truth Unfiltered. In today’s episode, we go beyond the surface and straight into the heart of what it looks like to move from insecurity to identity, from people pleasing to peace. LeAnne sits down with a courageous woman who has walked through divorce, fear, performance pressure—and found her footing again in Christ.
This episode isn’t polished or perfect. It’s powerful, raw, and real.
Through this deeply personal and hope-filled conversation, you’ll hear:
What life looked like before the Moving Beyond Insecurity Challenge
The surprising realization that even “strong” women can fall into people pleasing
The “aha” moment when boundaries and God’s truth collided in the best way
How Scripture became an anchor, especially Galatians 1:10 (NLT)
What has changed since the challenge—and what’s still being practiced with grace
You’ll walk away feeling encouraged, grounded, and ready to take your next step toward freedom.
💬  Key Quotes:
“Saying yes to others meant I was constantly saying no to myself.” TC
“God has a plan and purpose for my life—and I can’t fulfill it if I’m giving the best of me to everyone else.” TC
“Healing is not only available—it’s already begun.” LeAnne Parsons
🧭  Takeaways:
Insecurity and people pleasing can be subtle—and powerful. But they don't have to define you.
Boundaries aren’t selfish; they’re sacred. Especially when anchored in truth.
Your story can shift. And God will meet you in the middle of the mess.
📖 Scripture Anchor:
Galatians 1:10 (NLT)“Obviously, I’m not trying to win the approval of people, but of God. If pleasing people were my goal, I would not be Christ’s servant.”
🕊️  Three Words to Describe Her Journey:
Illuminating. Empowering. Liberating.
🔗  Resources Mentioned:
The Moving Beyond Insecurity Challenge – https://leslievernick.com/challenge
🙌  Connect + Share:
If this conversation spoke to your heart, we’d love for you to share it with a friend or leave a review. It helps more women find their way to truth, wholeness, and healing.
🧡 You’re not too much. You’re not too late. And you’re never walking alone

Insecurity vs. Identity: Breaking Agreement with the Lie

In this heart-opening episode, Coach LeAnne Parsons takes us deep into the hidden ways insecurity can shape — and sabotage — our identity in Christ. With wisdom, compassion, and biblical clarity, she gently exposes how fear, shame, and striving disguise themselves as humility or responsibility, keeping women stuck in small stories that God never wrote.
This episode is a powerful primer for LV and Cos Moving Beyond Insecurity Challenge Week, and it offers a blend of practical insight, Scripture-rich truth, and spiritual invitation to trade fear for freedom — starting now.
Whether you're confident in your calling or still wrestling with worthiness, this episode will remind you: You are already His. And that changes everything.
🔑 What You'll Learn:
How insecurity quietly rewrites your story without you realizing it
The difference between true humility and spiritualized fear
What Scripture says about your unshakable identity in Christ
Common lies Christian women believe — and the truth that breaks them
Why "heartwork" is the missing piece in your healing journey
A behind-the-scenes look at the Moving Beyond Insecurity Challenge Week — and how to join
📖 Scriptures Mentioned:
Genesis 3 – The first appearance of shame
Isaiah 43:1 – “I have called you by name; you are mine.”
Romans 8 – Our adoption and inheritance in Christ
2 Corinthians 12:9 – God’s power in our weakness
Ephesians 2:6 – Seated with Christ in heavenly places
❤️ Quote to Remember:
“You cannot live out your calling while constantly questioning your worth.” – LeAnne Parsons
“Heartwork is the intentional process of inviting God to transform what’s going on beneath the surface — your beliefs, your wounds, your identity, your patterns.”  –LeAnne Parsons
“We cannot walk in victory and believe we are failures.” – Beth Moore
🔗 Links & Resources:
💻 Register for the FREE Moving Beyond Insecurity Challenge Week: 👉 leslievernick.com/challenge
✍️ Want a journaling prompt or two from today’s episode? Join our email list for bonus content.
📚 Check out Leslie’s books, coaching info, and Bible-based resources: 👉 leslievernick.com
🙏 Leave a Review:
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People Pleasing — Why You Do It and How to Stop

“People pleasing isn’t love. It’s fear dressed up as kindness.”
Have you ever gone along to get along? Said yes when you really wanted to say no? Diminished your desires, your boundaries, or even your calling—just to avoid conflict or gain approval? If so, you're not alone.
In this heartfelt and eye-opening Coaches Takeover episode, Coaches Diana and Susan unpack one of the most common struggles among women: people pleasing. With honesty, biblical insight, and hard-earned wisdom, they dive into the roots of this behavior, share real stories of personal growth, and offer gentle but practical steps to help you stop abandoning yourself—and start showing up with truth, courage, and strength.
Whether you've been stuck in patterns of self-sacrifice, afraid to speak up, or just feeling exhausted from trying to keep everyone happy, this conversation will meet you with grace and give you tools to walk in freedom.
People Pleasing Is a Form of Self-Abandonment
At its core, people pleasing happens when we silence our own needs, wants, or convictions in favor of someone else’s. Whether out of fear of rejection, a desire to keep the peace, or a longing for approval, this behavior often stems from insecurity and a loss of self. Susan shares how people pleasing is about needing something from others (like validation or acceptance) and sacrificing yourself to get it—often without even realizing it.
You Can’t Heal What You Don’t Notice
One of the most powerful things you can do is pause and pay attention. Diana and Susan remind us that many women have been conditioned (in families, churches, or culture) to believe that “being nice” means suppressing their true selves. But without self-awareness, people pleasing becomes an automatic pattern that robs us of authenticity and connection. Naming it is the first step to breaking free.
Personal Stories Reveal the Cost of People Pleasing
Diana vulnerably shares moments in her life where fear of disappointing others led to missed opportunities—including a professional invitation she turned down simply because she didn’t ask for what she needed. Susan reflects on how being trained as a therapist to be a “blank slate” magnified her already strong pattern of disappearing for others. Their stories highlight how people pleasing may seem noble—but often leads to regret and invisibility.
Reclaiming Your Voice Takes Practice—and Courage
Breaking free from people pleasing means learning to notice your own preferences, to ask for what you need, and to tolerate the discomfort of not pleasing everyone. This isn’t selfish—it’s sacred. As Susan and Diana point out, many women have never developed a strong sense of self, or it’s been erased by years of criticism or control. Rebuilding it is part of healing, and it takes time, support, and practice.
Your Purpose Matters—Don’t Let Fear Steal It
People pleasing often leads to lost opportunities, diminished confidence, and emotional exhaustion. But God created you with purpose and worth—and you don’t have to keep hiding or hustling to prove yourself. With the right tools and support, you can step into truth, draw healthy boundaries, and become the strong, faithful woman God called you to be.

How Insecurity Shows Up in Your Life (and What to Do About It)

“You’re not alone, you’re not crazy—and with God’s help, you can build confidence and walk in truth.”
Have you ever felt like you weren’t good enough? Like you didn’t belong or couldn't trust your own decisions? Maybe you’ve wrestled with anxiety before speaking up, or feared being rejected in relationships. If so, you’re not alone. In this special “Coaches Takeover” episode, Coaches Susan and Diana get real about a struggle that touches every woman at some point: insecurity.
They peel back the layers to explore what insecurity really is, how it forms, how it shows up in everyday life—from career and finances to relationships and social settings—and how to move forward with confidence, clarity, and faith. With biblical insight, relatable stories, and practical tools, this episode will help you identify hidden roots of insecurity and take the first step toward freedom.
Understanding the Root of Insecurity
Insecurity isn’t just a feeling—it’s often a long-standing belief shaped by past wounds, trauma, criticism, or comparison. Susan and Diana explain how insecurity is usually built on perception rather than truth, and how that perception becomes a lens that affects everything from your self-worth to your ability to make decisions.
Types of Insecurity—and Where You Might See Yourself
From public speaking to parenting, marriage to money, insecurity shows up in many forms: personal, relational, social, professional, and financial. The coaches share vulnerable stories from their own lives (yes, even beach towel choices and Ph.D. paths!) to illustrate how insecurity can limit growth and paralyze action.
The Body Keeps the Score
Insecurity doesn’t just stay in your head. It shows up in your body—through anxiety, overthinking, or even chronic stress. You’ll learn how physical dysregulation can keep you stuck and how being curious (not critical) about your reactions can be a powerful path to healing.
Shifting from Perfectionism to Purpose
When insecurity drives perfectionism, it keeps you focused on your flaws instead of your impact. The coaches offer a mindset shift: let go of the need to be perfect and embrace being human. Showing up, even imperfectly, is powerful—especially when you focus on helping others rather than proving yourself.
From Shame to Strength: A Biblical Perspective
Going all the way back to Genesis, we see insecurity take root when we begin to question who we are and who God is. Susan and Diana remind us of the enemy’s tactics and encourage us to put on the armor of God (Ephesians 6:10–12), standing firm in truth and identity as beloved daughters of the King.
You Are Not Alone
Friend, insecurity may whisper that you’re not enough—but the truth is, you are deeply loved, uniquely created, and equipped by God for purpose. You don’t need to stay stuck in fear. With His help, you can show up strong, stand in your worth, and walk in freedom.
We’re so glad you’re here.
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Until next time, keep leaning into courage, wisdom, and the One who loves you most.

When Trauma Shows Up in Parenting: One Woman’s Question, Many Women’s Reality

In this tender episode of Unfiltered Truth, Coach LeAnne shares one brave woman’s deeply vulnerable question about parenting in the wake of trauma—and the grace-filled truth we all need to hear. If you’ve ever reacted in anger and wondered, “What’s wrong with me?”—you’re not alone. Through a trauma-informed, Christ-centered lens, LeAnne explores how past wounds shape present responses and offers practical tools to begin breaking reactive cycles with compassion, courage, and truth.
You’ll learn:
Why trauma often shows up in parenting
How to pause before reacting
What it means to name your triggers
How to repair ruptures and reset relationships
Where God’s grace meets us in our weakness
Featured Scripture:
2 Timothy 1:7
Psalm 4:4
Psalm 139:23–24
Hebrews 12:1
2 Corinthians 12:9
Resources Mentioned: Read the full blog post: When Trauma Shows Up in Parenting → https://leslievernick.com/blog/understanding-and-breaking-the-cycle-of-trauma-responses-in-parenting/
Learn more about Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI): - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/trust-based-relational-intervention-tbri-works-leanne/
Want to coach with LeAnne or the team? Learn more about our community. Visit: https://leslievernick.com/coaching/
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Our Stories, Our Why

In this deeply personal and powerful kickoff to the Coaches Takeover Series on Relationship Truth: Unfiltered, join Certified Coaches LeAnne Parsons and Diana Bala as they pull back the curtain on their personal stories of people-pleasing, performance, and purpose—and how God has faithfully redeemed it all.
With warmth, honesty, and Christ-centered wisdom, LeAnne and Diana share how their journeys of healing led them to coaching—and why they are passionate about walking alongside women in emotionally destructive relationships today.
This episode will help you feel seen, known, and invited into your own transformation. You’ll discover that you don’t have to disappear to keep the peace, and you don’t have to perform to be loved.
If you’ve ever thought, “Maybe it’s me,” or “Is it selfish to say no?”—this episode is for you.
What You'll Hear in This Episode:
Personal stories of people-pleasing and the protective roles it plays
Moments of transformation that shifted everything
Why coaching is a sacred and powerful tool in healing journeys
How Scripture anchors the work of both coaches
Real, practical first steps to move beyond fear-based approval-seeking
Encouragement that you are not too messy for God’s love—or His purpose
Anchor Scripture:
“Am I now trying to win the approval of human beings, or of God? If I were still trying to please people, I would not be a servant of Christ.”— Galatians 1:10 (NLT)
Quotable Moments:
“You don’t have to disappear to keep the peace.” – LeAnne “People-pleasing wasn’t my personality—it was my protection.” – LeAnne “It’s maturity, not selfishness, to know who God made you to be.” – Diana “Your ‘no’ can be holy when it honors your God-given priorities.” – Diana
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Closing Prayer Highlight:
“You’re not alone. You’re not crazy. And with God’s help, you can live in truth, walk in CORE strength, and reclaim your voice.” – LeAnne
Sneak Peek:
Stay tuned for upcoming episodes featuring powerful client stories of transformation and live Q&A sessions with your coaches. Real questions, real answers, rooted in real hope.