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Can you leave?

Their answer was a meak "no."

Is it a surprise the situation made them anxious? Scared? Terrified even?

Whether it's work, family, love, or what-should-be-pleasure... if we cannot leave, our primitive brain will behave like it is trapped.

A trapped human is not thriving.

It's why savvy exit strategies allow us to feel free to go, free to stay, and free to leave. Ahhh... sweet freedom.

[Avoidance is different. Avoidance says I don't have choice, so I will avoid being trapped -- no matter how much I'd like to have the experience. ]

Sometimes the exits are logisitical. Do you have a way to get home if things go sideways?

What I know is that many times the exits are blocked by emotional reasons. "What would they think? What if they get mad? I'd be too embarrassed! I couldn't take their pressure to stay."

These are emotional limits... addressing those within ourselves takes skill. It is also useful to have help.

You may not believe it yet... but you COULD leave...

If there are situations where you don't feel free to leave, or not go at all, Cathy and I invite you to join us for this workshop Sunday. Savvy exits are essential for freedom. (Or register, listen, and tap along with the recording you'll get.)

Register here for Choose to Stay, Free to Go: Savvy Exit Strategies
https://cart.thrivingnow.com/rs-next-workshop/