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Don't say “yes” all the time
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It is obviously that the better you are at managing your time, the more likely you will be chosen to do some important and urgent tasks and projects. But how often do you say 'yes' when somebody ask you to do something?
Very often the completing of such important tasks leads to some rewards and bonuses. But the problem of always saying 'yes' appears when you don't pay your attention to what the task is, or to the person who asks your help, and also to the number of the tasks you already have.
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Always saying 'yes' is one of the main reasons of overloading and stress, as it can focus your attention on unimportant tasks instead of doing some important tasks. If you don't want to face with the stress which is associated with attempting too much, you need to decide whether to accept these new tasks or not.
There are two reasons why people say "yes" when they should say "no":
- They say 'yes' automatically, without fully thinking about the request. It can be a reaction on their family or on their boss and it seems to be normal. But when you agree to do everything you are asked for, you will quickly reach the point of attempting too much. And if it happens, your overload will produce stress, let you down, and reduce your productivity and effectiveness. Remember, that you can do almost anything, but you cannot do everything.
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The second reason why people say 'yes' when they should say 'no', is associated with their internal motives. If you start thinking over each request before accepting, but still feel yourself overloaded because of saying 'yes' too much, you may be facing a psychological barrier that is holding you back. It can be a desire to please and a fear of rejection.
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