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They Said No

They Said No.

I offered them something precious:

Better health.

A chance to earn with ease.

A pathway to feel more alive and less afraid.

They said “no.”

And for a moment, my heart dipped.

Not because I needed the sale —

But because I saw how much they needed this… and couldn’t see it yet.

Then I remembered —

I am not here to convince.

I am here to serve, as my SuperME.

So I took a breath, and chose:

Purpose

To plant seeds, not push outcomes.

I remind myself:

“I speak because I care. I offer because I believe. I walk away still whole.”

2. Love

Maybe they’re scared. Or tired. Or burned by too many empty promises.

So I love them where they are.

“I honour your no. And I’m still here if you ever want a yes.”

3. Gratitude

Thank you for hearing me.

Thank you for showing me where I need to grow.

And thank you for reminding me —

My work is not about the yes.

It’s about staying true to who I am.

💫 The SuperME doesn’t shrink from rejection.

It shines with gentleness, stands with clarity,

and offers again — when the soul is ready to receive.

Because real change never comes from force.

It comes from love that doesn’t give up.


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