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“The oldest, shortest words – ‘yes’ and ‘no’ – are those which require the most thought.” Pythagoras
It is usually best to just say “No,” a powerful two-letter word, or perhaps a complete sentence, to keep people away from intruding into your space of time and privacy. Each “No” conveys a different caution, suggestion, advice and sometimes a veiled threat. You must get comfortable in asserting yourself and voicing your views, and saying a "No" if the situation requires so, without hesitation or awkwardness. You do not have to cover up with excuses like, “ I am afraid I cannot invite you for lunch today as I have a dentist appointment,” while the fact is you are going for a movie.
The book “NO” is about saying "No" to keep one happy and stress-free. The author wants you to be assertive and say "No" to time wasters, to customers making...
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