I made a website about how to say no!
Templates for:
- How to say no to "coffee"
- How to say no to extra projects
- How to say no to unnecessary meetings
Also templates from @naval, @tferriss, @paulg and more!https://www.producthunt.com/posts/how-to-say-no …
When people want to meet or talk on the phone, a good trick is to start the conversation immediately, in the medium they used to ask you. Can we meet? What do you want to talk about? I want to ask you a question. What question? (Now they've already asked it.)
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genius
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Can you make a thread with lifehacks you use? It'd be awesome to read
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I hate it when people do that to me. Usually, when I say that I want to meet / talk on the phone / whatever it means that I am comfortable to do what I have to do in that medium.
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exactly.... I'm only asking someone to switch to another medium because I have been thoughtful about communication being better in that medium
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I think you have better chance asking him for his money than his time, scheduled for you, 30 min per month
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This is what I do :)
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@paulg a question: Labor cost is the highest expense of a start-up. Start-up clusters (SF, Austin, etc) are expensive, rents are higher. Indirectly, investors subsidize higher rents - they're baked in to the b-plan via labor. Do you expect a start-up reprice as rents reprice?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Every time this.
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This is an especially bad idea for a remote workforce. It also implies a power dynamic. If you needed to chat with a coworker or staff, what would you do if they refused your preferred communication method?
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