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Your 'No' protects your 'Yes.' If you don't have the courage to say 'No' to the good, you will never have the space to say 'Yes' to the great.
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3. The Inventory of 'No'** Keep a list of things you have refused this month. If that list is empty, you aren't leading; you are drifting. A healthy business should have a "Graveyard of Opportunities" that were sacrificed to keep the "One Thing" alive.
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- The Default No Protocol
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- Drive
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- Focus is not about saying 'Yes' to the right thing; it's about saying 'No' to the 99 other good things. Your knife must be sharp, or your life will be cluttered.
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