Get Out Of Your Own Damn Way Podcast

https://youtu.be/4QuWHWQC49g What if a complete stranger approached you on the street and asked you for a kidney? Would you say yes or would you say no? Okay, I realize that this is an absurd situation that would almost definitely never happen. And if it did, you'd probably pull out your pepper spray or scream at the top of your lungs. But indulge me for a moment; there's a method to my madness. If it did hypothetically happen, you'd probably say no. So let me ask you this: Why? If you've already mastered the skills I'm teaching in this week's podcast, you might be crossing your arms, shaking your head a little, and thinking to yourself, "No is a complete sentence." But if like so many people you have been conditioned to justify yourself when you say no, you may actually be feeling a bit anxious and defensive and even involuntarily forming a response for this imaginary crazy person asking you for body parts. No is always an option. In fact, it's often the right option. But if you find it hard to just say