One of the most powerful ways to manage your time and stay in control of your own life, is to learn to say no.
Saying no is a great way to manage how you spend your time and take your power back.
Many of us don’t know how to say no because our parents taught us right from childhood not to say no, and this applies even more so to women. Girls are taught to “be nice”, not to make a fuss and basically to people please. With this social conditioning our whole lives, it’s no surprise that it can feel uncomfortable saying no and setting that boundary.
This social conditioning starts early. Many two-year-olds love saying no, but they are quickly taught that the word no is unacceptable.
But, it is time to take back the power of no and earn more time in your day for doing what you really want to do.

Saying no is not a crime, and no-one has the right to pressure you into something you’re not comfortable with, or to make demands over your time or resources, whether that’s emotional or material.