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The Power of “No”

  Why Saying “No” is important ? In an interview, President Obama once reflected, “One of the things I’m proud of in my presidency is that I’ve learned to say no. I always try to say no to things that distract me from my core mission.” “The difference between the successful and the very successful is simple. The very successful say no. They say no almost every time.” -Warren Buffett Steve Jobs also mentioned once, “People think focus means saying yes to the thing you’ve got to focus on. Focus is not saying yes to one thing. It is saying no to everything else.” It was his “no” that made a big “yes” to his innovations. Your Peace is important Always remember, your peace is more important than their expectations. And human expectations are not loyal to anyone. You may be the sweetest mango on the tree—and still, someone will hate mangoes. You are not a product of others’ hopes. You are the architect of your own life. Try to say “No”; start saying “No.” It is the key. Great...

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