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we sometimes don’t ask for what we really want is that we don’t want to be declined. We’re fearful that if we ask for what we really want, the other person will say No. To avoid this (which we probably interpret as “rejecting me”) we make really fuzzy and nebulous requests, allowing lots of room for mis-interpretation and mis-understanding, ultimately, not leading to the result I really want. Does this sound familiar?
Language and the Pursuit of Happiness
Chalmers Brothers
Pain occurs when the reality of what is conflicts with your conception of what should be.
Deep Clearing
John Ruskan
“Write what you need to read.”
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