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1/ I don't like to say "no." But what I've learned is that I cannot be a jack-of-all-trades or stray far from my core. The reason is if I do, then I lose myself and dedication to this work.
2/ I was asked to be interviewed by a podcast whose lens is biblical and God. I practice spirituality that is of one love; not a specific religion.
3/years ago I accepted all opportunities. All. Then I slowly learned through error, what made sense for me and for doing servant work. The dedication isn't about a religion. It's about ALL people.
4/Plus saying "no" was a breakthrough from #narcissisticabuse
So, today I kindly said "no," kept to my boundaries, & kept my commitment & dedication to doing this work.
I hope this thread provides value to someone who's "wondering" "worrying" or looking for a sign. This is it!
So, today I kindly said "no," kept to my boundaries, & kept my commitment & dedication to doing this work.
I hope this thread provides value to someone who's "wondering" "worrying" or looking for a sign. This is it!
