Boundless BDare 1

Dare 1 · Asking

Ask for the thing you'd wait to be offered

Choose one request you have been holding. Say it in a single sentence, once, with no apology in front of it.

A woman speaking directly to a colleague across a desk
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Why it matters

Waiting to be offered something leaves the decision with someone else.

A plain request lets you name what you want.

The answer may be no; asking is still the act.

How to do it

  1. 1Pick a request that feels safe and matters to you: time, help, a seat, or an opportunity.
  2. 2Write one sentence: “I would like more time” or “Can I have a seat?”
  3. 3Say it this week. Leave out the apology. Give the other person room to answer.

Do it this week. Tap Done when it’s real.

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