24 Jul The Power of “No” And Why You Should Say It More

People like to get offended nowadays. It’s just a weak reaction so they don’t have to process something they don’t want to for the most part. Those people will never be successful so this is to everyone else (see, those people definitely got offended by that and stopped reading so now, if you’re still reading, I know I have the right audience).

I’ve been noticing that in our personal lives, people like to leave things open-ended. They’d rather bail at the last second when they were never coming anyway and drag out the process for everyone. In essence, they have to say no twice and think about it for whatever time period it takes to actually decline. I imagine this can’t help the anxious generations out there.

This isn’t a crazy revelation, but I’ve started to see this happen in the business world too. People are starting to become hesitant to give a straight answer. This doesn’t do anyone any favors! I literally had someone tell me yes they were going to buy our services and after two months of stalling, told me they couldn’t but they liked me and didn’t want to tell me no.

Geesh, thanks for the favor and considering all the time I wasted trying to get in touch with you about closing.

So why am I bringing this up on a blog that’s su