| You are a grown up with a life of your own | Also, given the current state of the economy, the whole section on saying "No" in job situations is completely laughable and unrealistic |
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| While there are enough of these that some will strike a chord with any reader, the book falls flat by ignoring what would probably draw many people to it in the first place - what to do if your "No" is Billed as "250 ways to say it - and mean it - and stop people-pleasing forever," I read this out of curiosity | To mark matters worse, you,ve convinced yourself that you are support to be there for them, that it is your job to keep the peace |
It's a very good book, but I think it would be helpful if the author put fewer scenarios and place it with some other advices that could help the reader.
20| She's bound to ask what your drama is | |
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| I recommend going thru the TOC and picking those scenarios most relevant to you after reading the ma This book masterfully covers the reasons we agree to do things people ask us to do and why we initially say yes when we want to say no | A healthy dose of realism for those who tend to give too much to others because they think they owe it to others to do so |
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