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Yes, this episode is about "no".
This is one of the first words we all learn. It serves so many different purposes when all you can do is indicate what you want and don't want.
Things change as you mature, though. "No" begins to have more specific applications. It can indicate, interest, capability, desire, understanding, and many more things. It means a lot in work place culture.
If you're trying to build a generous workplace culture, you have to understand how the word "no" can do so many things for your role and those around you. Using it well can keep things respectful, relatable, real, and organized. Use it wrong and things can get negative pretty quick.
I try to make "no" a consistent part of work these days. I think you'll understand why after listening to the episode.
Have a generous rest of your week. 😀
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