How To Say No While Trying To Work And Become Dramatically More Productive?

By Chris Diamond

Do you feel guilty when you say no to other people?

When it comes to building a business on the Internet, it brings the convenience of working from home or anywhere around the world.

However, things like distractions, requests, and demands from other people are holding us back, especially if they do not serve our current projects.

So how to deal in such situations?

In this productivity report, you'll know exactly:

- How to say no to demands and requests without feeling guilty?
- How to achieve higher levels of performance, even if you are not good in planning?
- What are some of the most important skills when it comes to prioritizing and organizing things so that you can finish tasks and projects on time?
- How to break the chains of obligation other people have on us, and more importantly, learning the skills to say no at anytime we want WITHOUT being mean and disrespectful to others?
- What you need to do in order to tap into higher levels of performance?
- How to track your time in order to unleash your profits potential?
- And much more...

Buy this productivity report right now, and become dramatically more productive at your work! You'll get the available time you need to do the things that are important to you - guaranteed!

*Important: If you do not like this productivity report - for whatever reason - your money back is guaranteed!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Digital Publishing Group
• Release date: Aug 16, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310553738

Chris Diamond

Time management and personal productivity blogger since 2010.

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How To Say No While Trying To Work and Become Dramatically More Productive?

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It is a sense of obligation that’s holding us back …

In psychology, to be obligated to someone is considered as a reciprocity principle. You do me a favor, and I am going to feel obligated to return that favor back to you. This is how most societies train their members from a very young age.

One of the most quoted experts on persuasion and influence; Robert Cialdini talks about this in one of his six weapons of influence – the reciprocity principle.

What he finds is that in the context of obligation, people say YES to those they owe.

Since we all grew up in our families, the sense of obligation to respond to urgent tasks from family members acts heavy on us. Especially,