So you decide and do it.
"Make a decision and do it."
If you can't decide, go ask the person who can decide for you.If you still can't do it, then this time you should go see his boss.
It's as simple as that.
Small things like this happen often when working and coordinating with a large group of people.
Once I intended to apply for SEALs training and selection.
I sent a letter requesting someone with authority and who can write a recommendation document to vouch for me.
Just reject my intentions.
I had to wait another 6 months and re-apply, but this time,
I stormed into the battalion headquarters myself.
And I got what I wanted.
The following year, my friend Eric Davis and I, at that time, were responsible for
SEALs sniper course instructor
We have seniors among the same group of trainers.
Those who always reject the efforts and ambitions of their subordinates.
And there was one time when he yelled and scolded the new graduates just because they were dissatisfied.
The trainer evaluation results they wrote
Someone must be doing something. I've tried, from talking to him nicely.
Let him understand the behavior and governance to gain respect and unity among his subordinates.
And without slander or accusation, but it's useless.
I had to take the plunge and go consult with the company commander.
The one who oversees our Naval Special Warfare School
I don't do this because I want to be famous.
And what I did could mean the end of my career.
But you know what? Within 24 hours.
That trainer was fired and transferred out of the school.
And I was assigned to take over his duties.
It taught me that sometimes we have to take risks.
To get what you want, and in this case, I just try.
To do something good for the school and for the new generation of children who will become part of us.
But that doesn't mean you'll get what you want every time.
But if you don't stand up and ask for what you want,
Your chances will instantly become zero, without a doubt.
And even if the answer you get is that you were rejected,
What you get is the management of your mental courage.
I am still very surprised by some people who give up on something so easily.
They just shrugged and accepted the rejection.
And act like he doesn't really need it.
That is a habit that does not lead to self-development at all.
In fact, rejection is a great fuel and motivator.
You don't have to be a top pilot or a top special forces fighter.
Even though you have a resolute mind, you can do something like this.
Because I saw it with my own eyes.
My 13 year old daughter, Olivia.
She gets to choose her own class schedule, manages her own schedule.
But for some reason, her schedule was suddenly changed.
So she wrote an email and sent it to the school principal herself.
And she got the class schedule she wanted. 
Source: https://sofrep.com/news/how-to-get-what-you-want-the-navy-seal-way/
Article: HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT THE NAVY SEAL WAY
Author: Brandon Webb, former US Navy SEAL, freelance writer, and founder of the website SOFREP.
Translated by: Thithat Rinchai on November 29, 2020