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Maintaining a healthy work-life-balance is crucial for long term success. Overworking can lead to stress and burnout and sometimes saying “no” is necessary to protect your health. Three examples I recommend to saying “no” politely are:
- “Thank you
for thinking of me for this opportunity. Right now, my focus is on a project I need to dedicate my time and resources fully.” You’ve clearly defined your boundary and recognized it doesn’t serve you well at this time in your business.
- “I appreciate the offer, but my schedule is fully booked with existing commitments. Let’s consider this in the future when my calendar opens up.” You’re sharing your commitment to a well-organized
calendar and being honest about your availability and not over-committing yourself.
- “I appreciate the opportunity, but I need to ensure I maintain a healthy work-life balance. Perhaps we can collaborate on a future project.” You’ve set yourself personal boundaries regarding work availability and how you run your business and life.
Saying “no” is a powerful tool in business. It enables you to stay
focused, manage your time effectively, preserve quality and maintain that healthy work-life balance. When you can say “no” politely, without guilt and no regrets, you’re embracing a skill to navigate your business journey with confidence and clarity.
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