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Practise Saying No

It can be hard to say no to others, especially when you are passionate about helping them. But remember that you are the only one doing the work.

As one person, you still need time to relax and do the things that matter most to you.

If you feel bad saying no, keep in mind that every time you say yes, you are saying no to something else.

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