Its Ok To Say No MRR Ebook With Audio

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1. Don’t respond immediately

If you are unsure if you have the time, energy, or resources to fulfill a request, do not respond right away. The worst thing you can do is say yes immediately, but then realize that you’re incapable of fulfilling the task. Instead of responding immediately, ask if you can get back to them by the end of the day. Most scenarios will not be time-sensitive. So, you have time to reflect on whether or not you truly have the time and energy to take on this new task.

2. Think about your motivations

While you are considering whether or not to take on another project, think about your motivations. Would you say yes to the project purely out of obligation? Or do you truly want to take on the task? If you are only saying yes out of a sense of obligation, then you should probably say no.

3. Assess your schedule

If you want to take on the task, you then need to assess your schedule and truly take a hard look at whether or not you have enough time to commit to the project. When you’re looking at your schedule, look at other work projects, family projects, and self-care time. You do not want to feel overworked or stretched thin by taking on another project.

If you found that your schedule is open for another project and you are excited about this task, then say yes. There is no reason why you should not take on another event or project. If your schedule is overbooked though, you should say no to the project even if it is one that excites you.

How To Say No

Assume that you have found yourself in a scenario in which you have to tell someone no. To many people, this can be extremely confusing and anxiety-inducing, but it does not have to be. Instead, you have the right to say no without guilt or anxiety.

Whenever you are telling someone no, make sure that you are kind and respectful. You do not want to come across like you are angry at the person or that you do not care about the situation or project. It is imperative that you are respectful and kind throughout the entire conversation.

At the same time, you must be assertive. You have nothing to feel guilty for. So, you do not need to be hesitant, resistant, or apologize for saying no. Stand firm in your response to show that you cannot be coaxed into taking on the project.

Additionally, you can choose to explain your answer or not. If you are close with the person, you may want to say why you’re saying no, but you don’t have to. You do not owe the person an explanation if you do not feel like giving it. It is completely up to you whether or not you explain your response. If the other person is not taking no for an answer, do not budge. You are not in the wrong and you should not feel guilty for saying no. Simply restate that you are incapable of taking on the project and that your response must be respected.

Here’s a breakdown of how to say no:

Stay positive Stay respectful Stay assertive

Stand your ground

Example: I appreciate your thought to consider me in this project, but I must decline. I am currently too busy to take on anything else (optional).

5 Things To Say No To

If you are feeling overworked, stretched thin, and out of control, you should definitely consider saying no to different aspects of your life. Here are some ideas of things to say no to whenever you’re stretched thin and worn out:

1. That Extra Project Your Boss Sprung On You At 4:45 pm on a Friday

We all have had a boss spring on us a last-minute project that we felt obligated to complete. These projects typically cause a lot of anxiety and stress and greatly disrupt the flow of our lives.

Though work is important, and you always want to be as productive as possible, it is completely acceptable to say no to projects and assignments that you have no way of completing successfully. Sometimes, it is better for the company and yourself for you to say no to an extra work project.

The reason for this is that taking on too many projects at work can cause you to become worn down, tired, and burnt out. This results in lower quality work and less productivity. By saying no to a project, you can focus all your energy on your other projects so that they are as effective as possible.

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- Year Released/Circulated: 2022
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