I think we have difficulty in saying “No’ at work, because we worry about the fallout…….. we say “Yes” more often for so many reasons……….to preserve relationships, to show commitment, to demonstrate competence, to be liked, and to be kind.

In a time-limited situation, the immediate benefits of this consent without potest may be worth a sacrifice…..

Sometimes it’s a great to show what you’re really feeling………and one should accept that as “True Lies” are always better than “False Truth”.

It’s just as important to say “No” when No is the answer. If you can’t say “No at work, then your “Yes is meaningless.

I don’t know whether you agree with me or not……but it is bitter truth.

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I think it is something we learn as we go in so many paths of life. We tend to over commit until we become frustrated and exhausted.Then realize we have to restructure our time and commitments so our work is has more value and we aren’t under so much stress.

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+Jessie

I think we all go through the – Thumper Syndrome at some point during each duration of growth in career and even relationships.

Once you are well enough acquainted you adjust your performance. You don’t feel the need impress as much as you once felt you had to.

I don’t mean this in a negative way.

Once you find what performance is acceptable for all parties , you’re more relaxed with being yourself and not a “yes” man or woman.

I guess it is human nature.

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