How To Learn To Say No In Business?

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  • Surely this situation sounds familiar to you: you are full of work. Against all common sense, your boss presents you with a new project that he wants you to lead, knowing full well that you already have too much to do.

    You ignore your inner voice that screams at you not to, but strangely, you end up accepting. Why?

    You may be a complacent person, but there are also psychological reasons that explain that need to help your colleagues, or better said, that you do not know how to say no, even when you have a huge list of pending tasks.


    Find out how to deal with this situation in this podcast.
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    How To Shield Yourself Emotionally At Work?
    Jul 2 2021
    The word 'no' is as simple as it is powerful. Your two letters joined together can lead to conflict, broken hearts, broken expectations, or even the fear of being fired from your job. However, saying 'no' is also a route to establish limits, demonstrate our security, understand our times and show others that not everything can be accomplished when they want.

    Although it is difficult to verbalize it when bosses ask us to work overtime, or in those moments when the couple overwhelms us with their requests, friends demand more things or even the family overwhelms us with their demands, the good handling of 'no', It will make your life completely transform and free you from the nightmare of the term that has always had negative connotations.

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