ownedgirlie -> RE: Self Discipline (1/26/2008 10:49:05 AM)
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ORIGINAL: breatheasone See... I understand saying yes to this question... . I'm not entirely sure that by me doing that it dosen't somehow "step on His toes" so to speak. Master said He wants to think about it. In my early days with him, I would tell him when I didn't think I had done my best and express my regret for it, and he would impose a tool that would help me in the future. As time went by and I came to know and understand him better, I came to start feeling secure in my knowledge of his philosophies and what he would implement. So I would tell him I felt I had not done my best, and I would ask if I could implement "XYZ" tool to help me in the future. Then he would approve or deny, and/or come up with something to help. This may be where you are in your relationship. Using your creativity to come up with helping tools is not necessarily inappropriate, as long as you ask first, before doing. By asking, you are still respecting his authority and will, and he is still the decision maker. I am now at a point where I know he expects me to be my best, and he trusts my decisions to do so. I will typically tell him I felt I didn't do as well as possible, and that I have implemented "XYZ" tool to help. He typically responds favorably, as whatever it is I have implemented is what he would have me do anyway. In this case, I am not circumventing his authority, but relieving him of burden. Because he trusts me to come up with effective tools, he encourages me to do so, and enjoys my efforts in thinking about how best to please him. In all cases, however, I communicate to him. That is imperative.
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