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Have you ever said YES to a dinner, event or coffee meet up when you absolutely do NOT want to go? You literally regret the word YES before you even finish the sentence. Why is that? Why do we allow ourselves to commit to things we have 0 interest in being at? Is it that hard to say the word \\u201cno\\u201d? If so - what\\u2019s holding us back from saying it more often than not? Are we afraid to let people down? Are we afraid of the all mighty FOMO?
Today I was to discuss the importance of learning to say NO when or gut resists an opportunity. By doing so, we create space for ourselves to say YES to opportunities that truly do excite us. Our time is limited, there are only so many hours in the day and we must be cautious with how we spend our time. Let\\u2019s stop dishing out our precious, valuable time to anyone & everyone and lets instead be extremely mindful with where we spend it.
Four principles for saying NO
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Challenge for the listeners
What have you committed to recently that you should have said NO to? If there\\u2019s something & it\\u2019s coming up, I want you to back out of the plans immediately. Text / call the person and let them know something has come up and you can\\u2019t make it. As simple as that. If your plate is clear as of now, I really challenge you from this moment moving forward to only say YES to events + opportunities that truthfully excite you.
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