Are these situations similar to yours?
When I said ‘yes’ to my close friend though I really meant ‘no’, I felt resentment in my stomach.
When I said ‘yes’ to my family because I felt I had no choice, I felt grumpy. A part of me felt small.
If you’ve been nodding in agreement, then maybe you’ve given away your time and energy to others because you felt that it was the “right” thing to do
Yet when you finally said ‘no’, you felt guiltyfor standing up for yourself, for taking back control over your time.When you said ‘no’, you apologized… for choosing yourself and you hoped to make yourself
feel better about your guilt. When saying ‘no’ felt uncomfortableand the guilt kept growing, you ended up giving in and saying yes anyway!
I love Brene Brown’s quote on “choosing discomfort over resentment”.
Not only can you say ‘no’ to the resentment, you can also learn to say ‘no’ without feeling guilty – to your loved ones!The reason why you stumble with saying ‘no’ is because you haven’t worked out the exact words to say, that fits you best!
Sometimes talking to someone who has been through this journey can help you to see the gaps with the words that you’re using, your true feelings and the energy that you’re carrying in your voice as you speak.
When there is a misalignment between your true feelings, what you communicate and the energy behind it, chances are that you’ll say ‘no’ and still feel bad about yourself.
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