What if your “no” could feel like a gift—to both you and the people you love?

Saying no often triggers guilt, fear, or discomfort—especially for Highly Sensitive People (HSPs). But what if the resistance to saying no isn’t about the situation itself, but a hidden belief shaping your response? In this episode, we explore a powerful shift that helps you find freedom, peace, and authenticity in your “no,” guided by a live meditation using The Work of Byron Katie.

In this episode, you’ll discover: – The hidden thought that makes it feel so hard to say no (and how to unravel it) – How honoring your truth can deepen connection, not damage it – Why “no” might just be a profound act of love

Experience a shift from tension to truth—tune in now and learn how to say no with peace, clarity, and connection.

Todd

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