Welcome to today's episode of the Mindset Mentor podcast. I'm your host, Rob Dyle. If you have

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four times a week to help you learn and grow and improve yourself because

if you can improve yourself, you can improve your life. So if that's the mission that you are on,

join us on this journey and subscribe. Today, I'm going to be talking about the power of learning

to say no because I want you to imagine real quickly that you're at your own funeral and everyone's gather around to talk about your

life. I want you to ask yourself, what are they saying? Were they saying that you were a good

person but you never really made anything out of your life? Were they saying that you never really

seemed to really truly feel happy because you always gave every bit of yourself to everyone else?

Are they saying that you never really lived out your true purpose?

Or are they saying that you lived an amazing life on purpose with clarity and that you were

driven to make something out of this life, to make the most out of your life?

What are they saying? If there's a

part of you that feels like it would be the first situation and not the second situation,

it might be because you've been living for everybody else. And you're not in alignment with

your true self and with your true purpose. And if that's the case, then something's not right.

And we need to correct that. And if that's the case, then something's not right. And we need to correct that.

And it starts with the powerful word no.

And that's what we're going to dive into today.

So let's dive in.

When it comes to saying no, most people think that their problem with saying no is a time management issue.

Like I always hear people say like, I need to say no,

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