If you haven’t tried saying no, you’re missing the best *yeses*!
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We born helpers find it hard to say no! but gotto learn
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I agree! Otherwise you have no time to do anything that you need to do for yourself and there are just some personal tasks that can’t be put off forever.
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Or as the author said, you outgrow obligations — or they don’t work for your family — but you continue to do the work, albeit begrudgingly. I’ve so done this in the past and work hard now to avoid at all costs. I still slip into the mode of obligation, but when I do it empowers me to not allow it to happen again 🙂 Part of allowing ourselves to make mistakes even as we continue to move in a more positive direction.
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Agreed!
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