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Have you ever felt guilty for saying no?
For many of us, being “the helpful one” becomes part of our identity. We answer every call, solve every problem, and put everyone else’s needs ahead of our own—until we’re exhausted.
In this episode, Francesca sits down with poet and bestselling author Arielle Estoria to explore what happens when we stop believing our worth is measured by how much we sacrifice.
Together, they discuss people pleasing, boundaries, transactional friendships, burnout, identity, and why self-preservation isn’t selfish.
If you’ve ever struggled to choose yourself without guilt, this conversation is for you.
Connect:
- Arielle Estoria: arielleestoria.com
- Francesca Reicherter (host): francescareicherter.com
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