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About Ariana Dagan

Welcome! I live in Northern California with my husband, daughter, and a dog. I'm an artist, crafter, illustrator, and creative mentor. I'm on a mission to create a culture of happier, thriving creators! I help others scratch that creative itch so you can reclaim your time, rediscover your identity, and reach new levels of success in your endeavors (and yes peace of mind is a VERY worthy endeavor). This site is a place to find value in your voice and strength to become the best version of yourself so you can go from simply existing day-to-day to LIVING ON PURPOSE through creativity.

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7 Comments

  1. Great read and super relatable! I was definitely a super people pleaser in the past. But since have grown a bit of a backbone and surrounded myself with positive people and said goodbye to those who bring me down.

  2. Fortunately, people-pleasing has never really been an issue for me, however, I am aware that I make subtle compromises in order to “keep the peace.” Your article has reminded me to set and maintain my boundaries because when I don’t I am essentially acting as a people pleaser. Thanks for the great reminder.

  3. People please gets old really quick and its exhausting

  4. WOW! People pleasing is exhaustive. I will keep your list.

  5. I really needed to hear this today

  6. Needful content. Keep creating content like this! Tons of love for you

  7. I used to be a people pleaser when I was younger because I had low self-esteem. But ever since I’ve started looking inwards and working on myself, I’ve embraced my individuality more and was more confident in my decisions – whether or not I please people in the process.

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