If I believed in the universe sending me messages, I would take getting this article in my email box about the freedom that comes from being able to say no as a sign. Especially since it comes on the heals of my post about setting limits.
Along those lines, my friend Shannon just wrote about fitting creative pursuits into her life in a beautifully titled post, Row by Row.
Even if I don't believe the "universe" is sending me this message, I'm picking up on it none the less. Must. Say. No.
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The universe is sending me this message too.
I have gotten better at saying, "Let me think about that" because when I first hear an idea it might make me excited or I don't want to let the person down, or or or... There are a thousand reasons we say yes, but when I say, "Let me think about that" it allows me the time to really consider if I want to do something or not.
I think I have been practicing this my whole life. ;-)
Good post! And remember (and this is going to sound so dorky but I remember someone saying this)-- Saying no to others is saying yes to you. --- I know, cheesy! But true!
Amen, Bug.
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