Self awareness 101 Episode 15: You Always Have Choices, It's Ok To Say No

http://www.yourdailylifecoach.com/ep15

Do you ever find yourself doing things that you really don't want to do? More specifically, do you find yourself doing things that are out of alignment with who you truly are? Today we want to get into why do you actually agree to do things that put you in turmoil, doing things that aren't aligned with who you desire to be.

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Category:

Education

Tags:

• Establishing
• Personal
• Boundaries

[RealtorAmir]

What is your name? What is your myspace page?

[TheWarriorSage]

My name is Willard Barth and I have 2 MySpace pages, both very similar. WillardBarth and TheWarriorSage

[hayesvalley1]

Always keep in mind that saying NO is as NOBLE as saying Yes!

[TouchSomeone]

The one thing I have really known most of my life is that I Do Have a Choice. I'm so much happier for exercising the choices I have made to bring my Self into alignment with my Higher Self. Most of all, by exercising my choices, some small, some big, it has always felt like a huge burden has been lifted from my shoulders so that I could soar freely.

Good show, Warrior Sage!

With blessings of Loving Oneness

[silja564]

Thank you for sharing all of these great ides! I did see all of the episodes, and when I had seen this one I was surprised that there are no more yet, :-). Thank you for leading me to your page.

Much joy for you, -Silja

[Selasia]

"I intuit that there are three basic options for the individual who has embarked upon the warriors way, or path with a heart, and three alone."

1) To persist (a.k.a. the path of righteousness, service of Spirit, etc)

2) To tire of and lose faith. This is by far the most common failure.

3) Finally, there is the fools option, to try and defy the Rule. This is the uncommon route to failure.

Fulltext here: wikicompany. org/wiki/911:Shamanism#Path_of­_Life

[jerrymckimm]

This is one of my favorite episodes that me and Willard created. It is inspired by our friend Ray, who was having some tough challenges where he found himself saying "yes" to multiple situations when he really wanted to say "no." Ray has grown immensely lately...and just a few days ago said a resounding "NO" to a job that no longer fits him.

[Ange70x]

I had one of those moments when I was younger. I went from the 'I don't want to be seen/heard' to 'No, you're not right, and I HAVE to correct you' moments........... it was indeed a moment of change, I found I didn't have to be in the background for a start, people did listen.

However, sometimes I feel you have to compromise the small stuff so that the overall picture is OK, esp at work I find (but mine wasn't like yours!)

But I get what you're saying, and will give it some thought..........