“Unlocking the Power of ‘No’: 9 Surprising Habits of Guilt-Free Decision Makers”
It’s a common misconception that saying ‘no’ means you’re turning the person down, but in reality, it could just mean you’re turning the request down.
Those who say ‘no’ without guilt understand this differentiation. They see ‘no’ as a response to a specific situation or task, not to the person asking. This shift in perspective can make all the difference in how you perceive and handle saying ‘no’.
So when you say ‘no’, you’re not rejecting the person, just declining what they’re asking of you at the moment. This understanding can help alleviate any feelings of guilt.
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