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Episode 134

How to Tell People What They Don’t Want to Hear

In this episode, Jane Gunn joins us once again to share her advice on how you can say no. Most people don’t want to hear rejection. Jane talks about what you can do to avoid triggering others with what you say. Avoid a cycle of conflict by taking your time to respond and not react. She also discusses the many fears you might have as a professional saying no. Learn to set your boundaries and maintain them when you know how to say no.

If you’re worried about how your refusal or rejection might cause conflict, then listen to this episode and learn to say no.

Reasons to listen:

  1. Understand the importance of a clear and thought-out message when you are saying no.
  2. Learn how you can create a psychologically safe environment where you can say no without fear of judgement.
  3. Find out what you can do when someone isn’t happy with your refusal.

About the guest(s)

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Learn more about Jane’s 6-week course about mediation

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