Why does the label “People-please” have such a negative connotation in today’s society? Clearly, there are many who think of themselves or others with this label as being doormats—believing people-pleasing is a personality flaw, or even a disease. But is it possible that perhaps people-pleasing can be a good thing?

As a lifelong people-pleaser, Sara Lewis flips the script on most books written on the subject by delving into this misrepresented personality trait to shed some light on the possibility that people-pleasing can actually be reframed as God-pleasing.

Through personal stories, scripture, and spiritual tools, the author empowers readers to discover how being a people-pleaser may, in fact, be a spiritual gift—and shows how they can find balance, happiness and fulfillment by serving God and others.