The Exhausted Giver’s Workbook
KSh 1,170.00 |$9 USD | 8 EUR
You’ve spent so long pouring into others that you’ve forgotten what it feels like to be poured into. This workbook helps you understand why you give so much, what it’s costing you, and how to finally ask for — and receive — what you need without guilt.
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You’re the one who shows up. The one who remembers, who checks in, who holds space, who gives more when things get hard. You’ve made yourself indispensable in everyone else’s life — and somehow still end up feeling invisible, depleted, and quietly resentful of the very people you love most.
You tell yourself it’s just who you are. That you’re a giver. That this is love.
But deep down you know something else is true: you’re exhausted. And you’ve been exhausted for a long time.
THIS WORKBOOK IS FOR YOU IF:
- You give generously in relationships but rarely feel that energy returned
- You feel guilty asking for what you need — so you usually don’t
- You’ve been told you’re “too much” or “too needy” for having needs at all
- You suspect your giving comes from fear rather than genuine abundance
- You’re tired of waiting to be chosen and ready to start choosing yourself
WHAT YOU GET:
- A deep, structured workbook tracing the root of your giving patterns — printable and beautifully designed
- Lisa’s case study, an exploration of attachment styles, survival archetypes, and childhood wounds driving your behaviour
- The 12 most common mistakes givers make—and what to do instead
- The Needs Hierarchy Exercise, boundary-setting tools, and scripts for asking for what you need
- The Self-Advocacy Ladder—a practical framework for sustained self-advocacy
- Tools to audit whether your needs are being met going forward—red and green flags, exit guidance
You have spent long enough being everyone’s safe place while silently falling apart. It’s time to become someone who receives as beautifully as they give.
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