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An episode by request from a listener!  This is by extension, a part II of a question answered in Episode 116;  "how do you defend your creative boundaries" except this part II is a more advanced version:  "How to tell your friends “no”.  Like, kind wonderful people in your life want to collaborate/have you in a performance but it simply does not align with your goals OR you know that you will not work well together."

Let's hit it!

What you'll hear:

• You can listen to part 1 of this question here on Episode 116 1:00
• There's another Charleston Artist Salon happening in April!  Click here to add yourself to the local list to be kept up to date 2:20
• I'm applying to the SC Arts Directory  2:50
• I'm also ACTIVELY LOOKING for new creation/rehearsal space in Charleston, SC.  If you know of anything, please do reach out and let me know!  You can contact me through my website here. 4:30
• Why this part II is an advanced level boundaries question 6:28
• Storytime from my own life about friendship conflict 9:00
• You have TWO CHOICES when presented with an opportunity you do not want to take with someone you care about (almost everyone will take option #1) 11:04
• Why being brutally honest is a greater kindness 18:00
• Homework!  Ask for something in the hopes of being told no, just as an experiment 19:00

Don't go back to sleep.

xoRachel
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