Yolanda Yes YOLANDA YES Thank you for taking our DeStress to Success Quiz to determine your Unique Stress Profile. Based on your answers, we have determined that you are a "Yolanda Yes". Copyright© 2016 | Dr. Sarah Renee Langley 2|Page YOLANDA YES According to developmental psychologist Erik Erickson, successful completion of his Stages of Psychosocial Development, results in a healthy personality ego and characteristics to deal with crises. Please note that an inability to successfully complete any stage typically results in an unhealthy personality ego or sense of self. Hence, an unclear sense of self produces your Unique Stress Profile. Ages 35-40 question their identity, asking the question, “Who Am I” and “How do I Leave a Mark in the World?” “What is My Purpose?” Ages 40-45 pose the thought, “I’m Not Missing Out! It’s My Turn!” Ages 45-50 declare, “What’s Next?” “What to Do Now?” Erickson’s psychosocial stage for ages 18-40 is called Intimacy versus Isolation. In this stage, one will share themselves more intimately, and explore long-term relationships. Completing this stage successfully results in a sense of commitment and safety in relationships. However, inability to successfully complete this stage results in avoidance, isolation, loneliness, and depression. Copyright© 2016 | Dr. Sarah Renee Langley 3|Page YOLANDA YES Erickson’s psychosocial stage for ages 40-65 is called Generativity versus Stagnation. In this stage, one will establish their careers, raise children, and become involved in community organizations and activities. One would feel very productive and feel accomplished in their endeavors, and desire to give back. However, failure to complete this stage successfully, results in stagnation and feeling unproductive. Copyright© 2016 | Dr. Sarah Renee Langley 4|Page YOLANDA YES Results Copyright© 2016 | Dr. Sarah Renee Langley 5|Page YOLANDA YES You are a Yes person! You find it difficult to let go of responsibilities or allow others to help you. You do not want to feel like a burden to others, or believe that everyone has more important obligations to attend to, so you opt to take on everyone else’s work. This is at your expense. You find it difficult getting your own things done, but you do not complain or tell others about your problems. You do not ask for help. You tend to suffer in silence. You do not want others to be burdened or inconvenienced by your problems, so you tend to keep things to yourself. Additionally, you do not respect your own boundaries and wonder why others are still passing work and responsibilities to you when you think they see you struggling trying to manage everything. You believe you cannot say no because others are depending on you and you have to keep the image of being a diligent happy helper up. Unfortunately, you have created a monster. Copyright© 2016 | Dr. Sarah Renee Langley 6|Page YOLANDA YES Yolanda YES Characteristics Copyright© 2016 | Dr. Sarah Renee Langley 7|Page YOLANDA YES The word NO is barely in her vocabulary. Is generally a peacemaker. Dislikes conflict and discord, so she takes on the responsibilities. Challenged with delegating responsibility to others. Overextends herself for the sake of peace and harmony. Is challenged with getting her own personal things done. Overall a pleaser and appeaser. Copyright© 2016 | Dr. Sarah Renee Langley 8|Page YOLANDA YES DeStress to Success Strategies Copyright© 2016 | Dr. Sarah Renee Langley 9|Page YOLANDA YES Say No to what are impacting your boundaries. In other words, listen to your inner self. If you are feeling uncomfortable and anxiety is raised, it means that your boundaries are being compromised. When you are at peace, confident, and certain with something, you go with it. Show the same courtesy to your own boundaries. There is a difference of risk taking and compromising boundaries. When you are uncomfortable, yet see this is the only way to get to your goals for growth’s sake, then take risks. If the feelings of discomfort are insurmountable with taking that risk creates too much doubt, pulverizes your confidence, and has you shaking your head no, then that is your inner self-saying NO! *smile*. When the time is right, it will feel right. Explore what is the urgency driving to make moves when you are still too doubtful and shaking your head no to move forward. Copyright© 2016 | Dr. Sarah Renee Langley 10 | P a g e YOLANDA YES Recommendations: Dr. Sarah’s Renee Langley’s DeStress to Success Group Program Dr. Sarah Renee Langley’s Dynamo Diamonds One on One Program Dr. Sarah Renee Langley’s LeadHER Membership or Subscription Services I’m Ready!! Copyright© 2016 | Dr. Sarah Renee Langley 11 | P a g e
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