Because “an underutilized productivity hack is saying no.” (Marcus Urbanski)

Couldn’t agree more, Marcus. If you’ve got too much on your plate, chances are you’re not saying no to something.

Because all that stuff on your schedule was placed there by you. (And if it wasn’t, then you’ve got a boundary issue you need to be dealing with!)

• You chose it.
• You allowed it.
• YOU drifted along and said, “Yes, let’s keep going to it.”

Not your calendar. Which means you have to take personal responsibility.

You’ve got this!

Alyssa

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