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by Steph Sterner (Author)
Do you feel guilty putting yourself first? Do you give in to begging, intimidation and other manipulation tactics ... even when you promised yourself you wouldn't? And what happens when you're finally ready to set some perfectly reasonable boundaries? I'll bet you don't know what to say
Whether you hate conflict, don't want to feel guilty, or just don't have the right words, you'll love this simple, concise guide to saying 'no". Why? Because it gives you all the information you need to turn that around - in about two hours.
Start reading today and you'll learn:
-Why you shouldn't rush to a decision - and the easiest ways to get the time you need;
-What "the look" is really about - and how to deal with it effectively;
-4 ways to get over your fear of setting a boundary;
-3 questions to help you decide whether someone is a little too charming;
-5 ways to avoid making excuses - and how to respond gracefully when someone demands one; and
-4 actions you take right now to get your power back from a manipulator. br> This book isn't about complicated psychological theories and case studies. It's not about why people manipulate you, or even why you allow it. It's filled with concrete examples of how to say "no" gracefully, without feeling mean or hurting someone's feelings. Isn't that what you really want?
Imagine making the choices you really want to make - and still feeling good about yourself No more resenting others for convincing you to do something against your better judgment. You'll finally be free to do the things that matter most to you.
So what are you waiting for? Pick up this simple, little guide and start changing your life today
Author Biography
Steph Sterner has spent her life challenging the status quo. She encourages us to be true to ourselves - to live according to our own highest values. She has a gift for seeing beneath the surface, recognizing the patterns we get stuck in every day. In her books, she explains these patterns in ways we can all understand. Her goal is to help you to see what's really going on - so that you can do what's best for you.
