1-Delay Your Reactions - Deepstash

1-Delay Your Reactions

  • Learn to say “I’ll let you know later”, “I’ll get back to you on this”, and other similar phrases.
  • Instead of saying yes to an offer only to realize later that it doesn’t fit your schedule, better to take a few minutes to think about it.
  • It will save you a great amount of time and disappointment in the long run.

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