255: How to Be Courageous (especially when it's hard)

[@Iamthepossum]

Thank you so very much for this; it is so helpful ❤

[@kirstinstrand6292]

Friends are important; yet, the type of friend Sattin talks of is what a REAL FRIEND can offer: support!

[@noraanderson3503]

Thank you Neil :)

[@kirstinstrand6292]

I return here since I need to be backed by courage to take steps to prepare for my goals. Neil's wisdom is profound to those who take life/relationships/healing seriously.

[@NeilSattin]

Thanks for coming back!!

[@kirstinstrand6292]

Honestly, you are amazing, You have helped me put everything into perspective... Sometimes timing is everything. Thank you.

[@NataPetrovska]

courage - so i have to ask my boss why they've chosen someone to promote instead of me and what makes them better, haven't done it so far, i feel tons of anxiety because i don't want to know what's wrong with me hahah tho reason maybe has nothing to do with me or like way less then i expect

[@kirstinstrand6292]

How anyone can get through life without this course, astounds me. Courage does not arrive Automatically, unless we are taught these feelings and skills in healthy childhoods. These issues surface in work and friend relationships, too. Not just romantic relationships. I don't think I could find the courage to have a friendly conversation with my boss, either, as to why I was passed over; I think it would require much confidence. Knowing our weaknesses gives courage a place in our lives, and in our work lives. Work situations are crap shots because of the Politics! I'm sure it hurt, in spite of it. Sorry! Did distraction catch you off guard? Well, maybe something else was more important to you?

[@kirstinstrand6292]

Just because you needed a change of pace, doesn't mean they wanted to find someone to replace your talent! Of course they will fill their needs, first. Honesty is rare in workplaces.