Published on July 3rd, 2014 | by Jason Goldberg
MEometryTV Quick Tip: “NO” Is Never About You
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Can you name a single two-letter word with as much emotional charge as “no”? Didn’t think so!
Why is it that so many of us seem downright terrified of hearing “no”?
Often it is because we are playing a make-believe game of “fill-in-the-blanks” with the response of the person from whom we are asking for something.
If you want to be able to ask anyone for anything, check out this video and then practice not allowing yourself to add this fictional dialog to the end of a simple, two-letter response.
Practice making “no” just mean “no”.
Practice making it fun to ask and, more importantly, for it to be ok (even great) for the person you are asking to say no.
Imagine a world where you could ask for anything you needed or wanted from friends, family and strangers and you knew that, even if they said no, you still had all the support, love and happiness you ever could want inside of you already.
Watch this video, then get creative and tell me what your outrageous ask will be in the comments below. Have fun with it!
Loving you all!
Authentically Yours,
Jason “JG” Goldberg
About the Author
Jason Goldberg What does an award-winning serial entrepreneur, a network engineer, a former rapper (who opened for the Wu-Tang Clan), and a previously 332lb man have in common? They are all the same guy! “JG” has helped inspire and empower entrepreneurs and small business owners via executive, life and business coaching. He has also worked with the likes of NASA, Wyndham Vacation Ownership and Northrop Grumman.
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