How to Say No and Mean It

Personal Development

June 19, 2012
Becky Robinson
Founder and CEO of Weaving Influence

Topics

commitments, Decisions, Leadership

Do you or someone you know have a hard time saying “no”? 

“Yes” is certainly a much easier and more socially acceptable response, especially if you want to be perceived positively and/or as a team player.  It can even feel good, at least in the moment you say it anyway. Unfortunately, saying “yes” to too many things is also a way to get yourself overcommitted and can lead to feelings of overwhelm and/or resentment. Read on...

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