Overcome the fear of rejection!

Assertiveness is the key to healthy relationships. Learn how to express yourself without fear.

Many people struggle with the fear of rejection, which holds them back in their personal and professional lives. Assertiveness allows you to express your needs and desires without guilt or fear. With practical ideas and games to improve your skills, you can learn how to stand up for yourself, enhancing not only your relationships but also your overall sense of well-being. Discover the joy of open and honest communication and transform your life into a more fulfilling and happier one.

Interested in this topic? Read more: Assertive self: Why is it okay to be different at work, at home, and among friends? Want to find out where you stand personally? Take a short test at the end of the page and gain a better understanding.

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The blog addresses the topic of assertiveness and its significance in various aspects of life, such as work, family, and friendships. It provides recommendations, ideas, and games to enhance personal and professional growth.

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The text is inspirational, motivational, and practical, using friendly and accessible language. The aim is to awaken the reader's interest in personal development.

Target audience:
The blog is intended for individuals who want to improve their assertiveness and personal growth, as well as for professionals seeking ways to enhance their interactions in the workplace.

Imagine that someone very close to you says: "You are completely different when you are around people." What is the first thing that resonates within you?

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He probably means it as a reproach. I will think about where I might have gotten lost. It is true – and I don’t mind it. We are different depending on the situation, it’s nothing unusual. I feel like she doesn't really know me at all.

Which painting is closest to you?

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An actor in a costume who masters his roles. A child who screams at home but is quiet at school. A bird that always chooses a different tree. A mirror that only reflects what is in front of it. A tree that changes colors, but the roots remain the same.

When do you most often feel internal tension?

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When I have to adapt, even though I don't agree with it. When I have to be myself and I don't know what that exactly means. When I feel like I don't fit in anywhere. When I feel exposed. When I have to be strong all the time, even when I don't want to.

How do you explain that people often behave differently in different environments?

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They play roles that others expect from them. They are afraid to be vulnerable. It is a natural reaction to the environment. They learn what works and behave accordingly. They are not aware of who they really are.

If you could spend a day completely alone, with no expectations from others – how would you behave?

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Freely and intuitively, without thinking. I wouldn't know what to do with myself. I would enjoy the peace and quiet. I would try to prove something to myself as well. I would be like someone I haven't known for a long time.

How do you feel when you behave differently than usual in front of different people?

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Split, as if I were lying. Skilled – I know how to engage. Confused – sometimes I don't know who I am. In safety – not everything can always be shown. Neutral – everyone has it that way.

What idea comes to your mind that is closest to the word "authenticity"?

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To be honest, even if it's not popular. To not have to hide anything. To know who I am, even if I change it according to the situation. To be the same in every environment. I don't know if something like complete authenticity really exists.

When you meet new people, what do you pay the most attention to?

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Emotions - I don't want to be too open. Weaknesses - I'm afraid they will take advantage of it. The past - not everything must be known. Dreams – not everyone would understand them. Nothing - I want to be accepted just as I am.

How would you describe your "true" version of yourself?

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She is quieter than what others see. She is braver than they think. I'm not sure if I know her. It appears when I feel safe. It is the same as the one I show outwardly.

What do you think about people who behave completely differently at home, at work, and among friends?

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They envy me for being more balanced. I understand them – everyone has their reasons. It means that they are still being searched for. It's not strange – I'm like that too. It's a sign that they might be afraid to be themselves.

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