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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2018 · 18 MIN

048: Consider a Request

from You Can Handle Anything · host Shira Taylor Gura, Transformation Coach, Author, Retreat Facilitator

Simply because you want someone in your life to do something, doesn't mean he/she will or even needs to. It is not your job in this world to create a rule book for others to live by. And you cannot depend on others for your own happiness. It will only set you up for disappointment. That being said, when you are in the right mindset and no longer stuck, having a conversation that comes from the place of peace, rather than from a place of war, may prove fruitful. In today's story, I share with you how I considered making a request the morning after I was blamed for something I really did not do. Tune in and consider how YOU can consider making a request as well. I'd love to hear from you if you do! Subscribe to the Getting Unstuck podcast. Leaving me a review automatically enters you into the monthly giveaway! Join my free community for daily tips, challenges, and inspiration! Subscribe to my "unSTUCK Thursday" newsletter to stay updated on new podcast episodes, workshops, programs, and retreats! Enroll in the do-it-yourself Get Unstuck program and start living the life you deserve! Become a certified S.T.U.C.K. coach and grow your impact as an expert in your field.

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