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ACTION TIPS FOR THE WEEK:
1. Get your priorities straight
What's most important to you? Write this down and look at it often. Once you clarify what exactly you want for yourself, it will be easier to stop saying "yes" to things that get in the way. Your time and energy are extremely valuable,
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2. Stop focusing on being "nice"
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3. Saying "no" is simply refusing the request
You have every right to say no without giving a reason. Remember that you are simply refusing the request, not rejecting the person. Again, practice saying "no" this week to requests that are not in alignment with your highest priorities.
Have a great week!
Leslie Gail is a Certified Life Coach and owner of New Life Focus Coaching. Leslie contributes articles to The Rocky Mountain News newspaper,
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