The One Word That Will Help You Accomplish More Than Ever
Do you sometimes struggle to finish your work?
Like most people, you probably have more personal and professional commitments than you can manage.
Use the word “No” to leave time-consuming side attractions on the shore, wade into your creative work and meet your deadlines.
This isn’t rude or impolite; creative masters say no all the time.
Charles Dickens wrote more than a dozen novels and numerous short stories and essays.
Productivity and Dickens went hand-in-hand.
He accomplished this much by saying no and focusing on his work instead.
Dickens said,
“‘It is only half an hour’ — ‘It is only an afternoon’ — ‘It is only an evening,’ people say to me over and over again; but they don’t know that it is impossible to command one’s self sometimes to any stipulated and set disposal of five minutes — or that the mere consciousness of an…
