How to Stop Being a 'Nice Guy' and Actually Get What You Want

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Being a nice person is generally a positive trait, but it can become problematic when you consistently prioritize other people's needs and desires over your own. To stop being a "nice guy" who is constantly taken advantage of, it's important to establish boundaries and learn to say "no" when necessary. This doesn't mean you have to become mean or selfish, but rather that you need to prioritize your own needs and self-care. Remember, it's okay to put yourself first and to set limits with others to prevent them from taking advantage of your kindness. By learning to balance kindness with assertiveness, you can become a more confident and respected person.

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