Comments on: Silent All These Years http://allisonnazarian.com/silent-all-these-years/ The Rest Is Still Unwritten Sat, 04 Feb 2012 12:53:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Allison Nazarian http://allisonnazarian.com/silent-all-these-years/#comment-248 Allison Nazarian Wed, 16 Dec 2009 03:45:01 +0000 http://allisonnazarian.com/?p=117#comment-248 I don't need you to always be intelligent. <br>Just to loooovvvvve me. I don't need you to always be intelligent.
Just to loooovvvvve me.

]]> By: Allison Nazarian http://allisonnazarian.com/silent-all-these-years/#comment-1955 Allison Nazarian Wed, 16 Dec 2009 03:45:01 +0000 http://allisonnazarian.com/?p=117#comment-1955 I don't need you to always be intelligent. <br>Just to loooovvvvve me. I don't need you to always be intelligent.
Just to loooovvvvve me.

]]> By: Allison Nazarian http://allisonnazarian.com/silent-all-these-years/#comment-247 Allison Nazarian Tue, 15 Dec 2009 20:45:01 +0000 http://allisonnazarian.com/?p=117#comment-247 I don't need you to always be intelligent. <br>Just to loooovvvvve me. I don't need you to always be intelligent.
Just to loooovvvvve me.

]]> By: Heidi Estrin http://allisonnazarian.com/silent-all-these-years/#comment-1950 Heidi Estrin Tue, 15 Dec 2009 03:06:30 +0000 http://allisonnazarian.com/?p=117#comment-1950 Thanks, Allison, nice to "hear" from you. My epiphany for today is that my fear of change is actually based in a fear of connecting with people. Sounds backwards, everyone wants to connect, right? But I think I actually am more comfortable not connecting at a deep level. I'm a bit of a hermit, I'm realizing. I may be comfortable that way but I don't think it's the healthiest thing, so this is the issue I now need to figure out how to work on. Thanks for listening!<br>PS I looked at the CurrentMom blog but couldn't figure out which post was related to my earlier comment - can you tell me the date or title? Just curious.<br>Love, Heidi Thanks, Allison, nice to “hear” from you. My epiphany for today is that my fear of change is actually based in a fear of connecting with people. Sounds backwards, everyone wants to connect, right? But I think I actually am more comfortable not connecting at a deep level. I'm a bit of a hermit, I'm realizing. I may be comfortable that way but I don't think it's the healthiest thing, so this is the issue I now need to figure out how to work on. Thanks for listening!
PS I looked at the CurrentMom blog but couldn't figure out which post was related to my earlier comment – can you tell me the date or title? Just curious.
Love, Heidi

]]> By: Allison Nazarian http://allisonnazarian.com/silent-all-these-years/#comment-1942 Allison Nazarian Sat, 12 Dec 2009 03:01:52 +0000 http://allisonnazarian.com/?p=117#comment-1942 Thank you so much for your comment!<br>I love how you said "the world doesn't stop" -- like as important and brilliant as we are, we aren't the whole world and nothing stops with or for us. Love that!<br>Looking forward to your future comments, thank you!<br>Alli Thank you so much for your comment!
I love how you said “the world doesn't stop” — like as important and brilliant as we are, we aren't the whole world and nothing stops with or for us. Love that!
Looking forward to your future comments, thank you!
Alli

]]> By: Guest http://allisonnazarian.com/silent-all-these-years/#comment-1941 Guest Fri, 11 Dec 2009 23:21:03 +0000 http://allisonnazarian.com/?p=117#comment-1941 Wow, reading your post right this very minute was perfect timing for me. About half an hour ago I spoke the truth to an old friend -- well, my truth anyway. It felt good. And then five minutes ago I spoke the truth to a coaching client -- again, my truth. And again it felt good.<br><br>In the first case, I'm pretty sure I haven't lost a friend. Just pissed her off royally. In the second case, I've definitely lost a client. That was the whole idea. I "fired" her so we can both move on.<br><br>It feels so good to stop accepting and spouting crap. And guess what? The world doesn't stop. In fact, I think it may just spin a bit more freely and happily. <br><br>Thanks, Allison, for a great post. This is the first time I've been here, and it won't be the last. I'll definitely be subscribing. I'm so glad you found your voice and took the risk and let us hear it. We need all the truth telling voices we can get. Wow, reading your post right this very minute was perfect timing for me. About half an hour ago I spoke the truth to an old friend — well, my truth anyway. It felt good. And then five minutes ago I spoke the truth to a coaching client — again, my truth. And again it felt good.

In the first case, I'm pretty sure I haven't lost a friend. Just pissed her off royally. In the second case, I've definitely lost a client. That was the whole idea. I “fired” her so we can both move on.

It feels so good to stop accepting and spouting crap. And guess what? The world doesn't stop. In fact, I think it may just spin a bit more freely and happily.

Thanks, Allison, for a great post. This is the first time I've been here, and it won't be the last. I'll definitely be subscribing. I'm so glad you found your voice and took the risk and let us hear it. We need all the truth telling voices we can get.

]]> By: Allison Nazarian http://allisonnazarian.com/silent-all-these-years/#comment-246 Allison Nazarian Fri, 11 Dec 2009 20:01:52 +0000 http://allisonnazarian.com/?p=117#comment-246 Thank you so much for your comment!<br>I love how you said "the world doesn't stop" -- like as important and brilliant as we are, we aren't the whole world and nothing stops with or for us. Love that!<br>Looking forward to your future comments, thank you!<br>Alli Thank you so much for your comment!
I love how you said “the world doesn't stop” — like as important and brilliant as we are, we aren't the whole world and nothing stops with or for us. Love that!
Looking forward to your future comments, thank you!
Alli

]]> By: carolhess http://allisonnazarian.com/silent-all-these-years/#comment-245 carolhess Fri, 11 Dec 2009 16:21:03 +0000 http://allisonnazarian.com/?p=117#comment-245 Wow, reading your post right this very minute was perfect timing for me. About half an hour ago I spoke the truth to an old friend -- well, my truth anyway. It felt good. And then five minutes ago I spoke the truth to a coaching client -- again, my truth. And again it felt good.<br><br>In the first case, I'm pretty sure I haven't lost a friend. Just pissed her off royally. In the second case, I've definitely lost a client. That was the whole idea. I "fired" her so we can both move on.<br><br>It feels so good to stop accepting and spouting crap. And guess what? The world doesn't stop. In fact, I think it may just spin a bit more freely and happily. <br><br>Thanks, Allison, for a great post. This is the first time I've been here, and it won't be the last. I'll definitely be subscribing. I'm so glad you found your voice and took the risk and let us hear it. We need all the truth telling voices we can get. Wow, reading your post right this very minute was perfect timing for me. About half an hour ago I spoke the truth to an old friend — well, my truth anyway. It felt good. And then five minutes ago I spoke the truth to a coaching client — again, my truth. And again it felt good.

In the first case, I'm pretty sure I haven't lost a friend. Just pissed her off royally. In the second case, I've definitely lost a client. That was the whole idea. I “fired” her so we can both move on.

It feels so good to stop accepting and spouting crap. And guess what? The world doesn't stop. In fact, I think it may just spin a bit more freely and happily.

Thanks, Allison, for a great post. This is the first time I've been here, and it won't be the last. I'll definitely be subscribing. I'm so glad you found your voice and took the risk and let us hear it. We need all the truth telling voices we can get.

]]> By: Allison Nazarian http://allisonnazarian.com/silent-all-these-years/#comment-1944 Allison Nazarian Thu, 10 Dec 2009 20:08:52 +0000 http://allisonnazarian.com/?p=117#comment-1944 SR,<br><br>I am finding that "screwing up" is actually fun and even addictive now.<br><br>Why? Because then I can learn from it because I don't have to hide it EVER. It is so freeing at this point where I don't even have to think "will I share this with someone else?" because I know it is all part of who I am and all "out there" under the Allison umbrella. <br>So let it all out Sister -- and you know I am here for you to let it all out to. Always!<br><br>Love you,<br>Alli SR,

I am finding that “screwing up” is actually fun and even addictive now.

Why? Because then I can learn from it because I don't have to hide it EVER. It is so freeing at this point where I don't even have to think “will I share this with someone else?” because I know it is all part of who I am and all “out there” under the Allison umbrella.
So let it all out Sister — and you know I am here for you to let it all out to. Always!

Love you,
Alli

]]> By: Allison Nazarian http://allisonnazarian.com/silent-all-these-years/#comment-244 Allison Nazarian Thu, 10 Dec 2009 13:08:52 +0000 http://allisonnazarian.com/?p=117#comment-244 SR,<br><br>I am finding that "screwing up" is actually fun and even addictive now.<br><br>Why? Because then I can learn from it because I don't have to hide it EVER. It is so freeing at this point where I don't even have to think "will I share this with someone else?" because I know it is all part of who I am and all "out there" under the Allison umbrella. <br>So let it all out Sister -- and you know I am here for you to let it all out to. Always!<br><br>Love you,<br>Alli SR,

I am finding that “screwing up” is actually fun and even addictive now.

Why? Because then I can learn from it because I don't have to hide it EVER. It is so freeing at this point where I don't even have to think “will I share this with someone else?” because I know it is all part of who I am and all “out there” under the Allison umbrella.
So let it all out Sister — and you know I am here for you to let it all out to. Always!

Love you,
Alli

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