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You think waiting patiently for a commitment shows loyalty and love—but it’s actually lowering your value. In fact, high-value people always ask for what they want and it is impossible to communicate your value without speaking about your most heartfelt desires and calling someone to the plate. In this episode I'll explain why.
Here, we’ll unpack why waiting in fear of not being chosen creates the very outcome you’re trying to avoid. You don’t wait for commitment, you create the conditions for it by asserting what you want—and being willing to walk away if it’s not met. If you’ve ever felt stuck in limbo, this is your wake-up call.
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