Alina Cornaci
How to say no in a polite way
Learn how to say no in a polite and assertive manner. Discover effective strategies to set boundaries and prioritize your own needs without feeling guilty.
December can be a hard month for educators for many reasons. The semester is wrapping up and teachers feel the crunch of ensuring that they taught all standards and kept up with the state, district, and/or school curriculum. Also, it's a time that many emotions come to the surface for students and adults alike. Joy and hope are experienced by many, but it's also important to remember that there are some who feel great loss and helplessness around the holiday time. In a meeting recently with…
Sandy Smith
Say no, don’t be a pushover.
Giancarla Acevedo
You should also say no in a calm, courteous manner. No need to be rude to someone just because your answer is no. Here are some ways to say no in different scenarios.
Angela Jones
Are you guilty of biting off more than you can chew? One person asks for a favor, another needs help with a volunteer project & you're in deep.
Aireona Thompson
Isn't it funny how hard it is to say NO we are conditioned to be polite and that is often at the expense of ourselves. Dont ever feel guilty saying NO, mind you it has taken me a long time to sink it in!
Jessica Wagley
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Learning to Say No and Protecting Personal Boundaries - how to say no politely and set healthy boundaries with people. You should be able to say no without feeling guilty or uneasy. Stop being a people pleaser and stand for yourself! ways to say no | self development | guilt trips | self awareness | mental health
YCTO | Personal Development, Mental Health and Physical Wellbeing
Age is a work of art
Are you a people pleaser? You feel overwhelmed and stressed out? Say no. Why? Because saying no to the extra stuff means saying yes to yourself and your kids.
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