Saying no is hard, but sometimes it’s necessary. In this post I’m sharing tips to say no kindly, politely, and with less guilt.
You can say no with confidence instead of guilt.
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Here are some questions to help you make better decisions.
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Cats, Dogs, and Intentional Compromises
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