In this insightful episode of In Plain Legal, host DNA High Easton welcomes inspirational speaker, TED presenter, author, and podcast host Janice Burt for a deeply human conversation about people pleasing, fear, and the journey back to living authentically. What often looks like kindness on the surface, Janice explains, can quietly become a prison one that drains confidence, identity, and emotional well-being.
Janice shares how people pleasing often begins in childhood through conditional approval from parents, teachers, and peers, teaching us to tie our worth to external validation. Together, she and DNA explore how this pattern shows up in adulthood, especially among professionals who feel pressure to always say yes, avoid conflict, or meet others’ expectations at the expense of their own needs.
Travel looks very different after the pandemic—and understanding the legal, financial, and personal risks is more important than ever. In this episode of In...
In this episode of In Plain Legal, host DNA High Easton welcomes Olga Hurtado, founder of Neat Books, for a clear, practical, and highly...
In this insightful episode of In Plain Legal, DNA High Easton welcomes family law attorney Maliah I. Wilson, known for her compassion, clarity, and...
