
Instead of “I can’t,” say this…
When we say we can’t do something that we actually can do, it may limit our ability to solve the real issue. Here’s a way to take back control.
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When we say we can’t do something that we actually can do, it may limit our ability to solve the real issue. Here’s a way to take back control.
A brief, imaginary dip into what “being reasonably comfortable around people” practically looks like.
When I get wrapped up in all that I have to do, or can’t do, or should do, I feel trapped. Today I needed a reminder that I have more choices than I think I do.
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