Tag Archives: setback
Getting to No
I get it; telling someone no feels selfish. But when you learn to say it artfully and strategically, everyone wins in the end. It’s all in how you deliver that important, critical word. Consider one of these approaches The flat-out … Continue reading
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Tagged Become a problem, business, career, constructive criticism, creativity, gracious, memorable, Nadine Greiner, no, perspective, rejection, setback, strength, success, time managment
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Gracious Rejection
Most gracious response to rejection/career setback: It wasn’t a “no” it was a “not right now. –Least gracious response to rejection/career setback: “Girl…” cue eye roll. – Uzo Aduba Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes … Continue reading
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Tagged business, career, constructive criticism, creativity, gracious, memorable, no, perspective, rejection, setback, success, Uzo Aduba
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Real Life of an MSW 