They delay taking action or making progress, often due to fear of failure, self-doubt, or inability to handle pressure effectively.
They find it difficult to voice their opinions or set boundaries, leading to feelings of being overlooked or taken advantage of.
They often rely too heavily on others for emotional support, decision-making, or problem-solving, struggling to function independently.
They struggle to make decisions, frequently second-guessing themselves and looking to others for direction or advice.
They avoid confrontation at all costs, often compromising their own needs or beliefs to maintain peace, leading to passive behavior.
They tend to shy away from accountability, avoiding difficult decisions, and preferring to shift blame rather than face consequences.
They often need approval from others, lacking confidence in their own choices, and relying on external validation to feel secure or valued.