Stop being nice - Thomas d'Ansembourg

Constantly adapting to others will eventually make you unhappy

Many people tend to always be kind and accommodating – often at the expense of their own feelings and needs. In Stop Being Nice, Thomas d'Ansembourg shows why this ultimately makes you unhappy and how you can become true to yourself again.

Become yourself by setting boundaries

With the help of nonviolent communication, you learn how to honestly and respectfully express what you think, feel, and need. Through practical examples and with an accessible, sometimes humorous style, d'Ansembourg shows you how to become more yourself step by step. Do you want to buy Stop Being Nice? This unique copy is already waiting for you.

This anniversary edition includes a new foreword and remains a timeless and powerful book in personal development.

Content and themes

The content focuses on, among other things:

• Why you often put yourself last for others
• How to better listen to your own feelings and needs
• How to set clear boundaries without guilt
• How to improve communication in relationships

About the author

After studying law, Thomas d'Ansembourg worked as a lawyer. He later completed his psychology degree and therapist training with specific attention to nonviolent communication. Today, he works as a therapist, teacher, and author.

Dutch | Paperback | ISBN 9789025909918 | 272 pages