How (and why) to say “no” to unnoticed favors—and any work way beyond our remit

EPISODE · Oct 5, 2024 · 12 MIN

How (and why) to say “no” to unnoticed favors—and any work way beyond our remit

from The Sage Sayers · host Debbi Gardiner McCullough

I hear you, dear friends, coachees, and community. Too many requests upon you. Not enough time to get stuff done. And certainly not enough time for the work that really sets you apart. In this week’s Sage Sayer’s podcast, learn tips and tools to say ‘no’ vs. ‘yes’ to the things that bog you down and get in your way of your greater legacy work and your balance, your happy time—your bliss. Reach out to me, your show host, for keynote speaking engagements, group coaching, and training on public speaking fear, active listening, and reinvention via my website, or find me also on Linkedin. Read about Dr. Linda Babcock’s ‘The No Club’ book, and research here.  Find Dorie Clark’s ‘The Long Game’ here and hear Dorie and my wonderful Sage Sayers interview (from Season 1) right here. 

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