Given my unique position as the co-head of a new business unit I am incredibly accustomed to the power of an iffy positive no...not always as productive as it might sound.

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On Jun 6, 2017, at 5:02 PM, LeeAnn Mallory <LeeAnn.mallory@stagen.com<mailto:LeeAnn.mallory@stagen.com>> wrote:

GoOOD Afternoon!

As a follow on to prioritizing and making Deliberate Trade-offs, we’ll be talking about the Power of a Positive No (aka PPN or PoPN)  on the Teleclass this Thursday.   And here’s how to prepare:

  *   Read the Power of Positive No
  *   Review any notes you took during the workshop
  *   Bring at least one example of a situation where you have a hard time saying, ‘no’
  *   Bring at least one example of a request you need to make of someone; perhaps something you need to delegate or simply a task you need help with

That should do it!

We look forward to our call on Thursday!

LeeAnn & Seth

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