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Wondering what all of these have in common?It's pretty simple. If you're in my mind, that is.All of these are things I talk about in this episode. When it comes to not liking something, or perhaps something just not being your style, and you're faced with a choice - do you speak up? Or do you just bite your tongue "out of respect" for someone else, or fear of offending them, and end up eating something you don't like, keeping something in a drawer you won't wear, or wishing your partner could "just" read your mind?Why DON'T we speak up more? What if all these little micro moments where we can use our voice to express our likes and dislikes is actually like "training" for those big moments to come?If you've had a micro-moment where you spoke up, and you'd like to share it with me, please send me a DM @awakentheextraordinary on Instagram, or email me at [email protected].

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