An Open Letter To Myself

by Patrick Liew on June 9, 2014

Dear Patrick,

For goodness sake, learn to say “No”.

When it is justified to say “No,” you should be happy and be at peace to say it.

It is about being true to yourself – to know what you should or should not do in life.

It is about being wise and to know what will bring about the best outcomes.

Friends should understand that as a human, you have your own needs and aspirations.

If they matter, they won’t mind. If they mind, they don’t matter.

Most of the worries and fears of saying “No” are delusions in your mind. If you manage time effectively, there will not be any negative consequences.

On the other hand, by saying “Yes,” you are tying yourself up against better opportunities.

You are saying “No” to more important values and contributions.

Learning to say “No” is a key discipline to develop in life. It can help you achieve the best results.

Learn to say “No” from now on.

Good boy!

From: Myself

P/S: Thank you for helping me to live up to my own advice.

Go4It!

By the way, I have also recorded other reflections.

Visit my Inspiration blog at http://liewinspiration.wordpress.com/

For my opinions on social affairs, please visit my Transformation blog at http://hsrpatrickliew.wordpress.com/

Please read my reflections and continue to teach me.

Life is FUNtastic!

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