/women-in-stem/b/blog/posts/saying-noI have a confession to make &ndash; I like to say &ldquo;yes.&rdquo; And, not just a small yes but a big YES. I like to say &quot;yes&quot; to everything and everyone. In 2017, I&rsquo;ve learned to add a new word to my vocabulary, and that magic wor...en-USTelligent Community 13https://emersonexchange365.com/women-in-stem/b/blog/posts/saying-noTue, 02 Jan 2018 22:24:13 GMTcd40bb2b-3d49-4868-939d-417119b40291:ec1bb203-3d07-403c-9c3a-2db956779bb1Michalle Adkins0<p>Thanks for sharing this! &nbsp;I too have been one to always want to say yes and then be conflicted or pulled in too many directions, as &nbsp;I love to do too many things. &nbsp;I have had to learn to say no more. &nbsp;Knowing and maintaining priorities certainly helps me to be more comfortable in saying no. &nbsp;Also, I agree that saying no in a nice way is best. &nbsp;I want to be able to help out those that depend on me and myteam, but finding someone else to answer or support an issue is sometimes the best response for all involved.</p>