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Turns out, this year of experimentation has paid off. We’ve learned a lot about what fires us up and how we want to impact those around us.
And the answer is simple:
As Couplepreneurs.
(Couple) + (Entrepreneur) = Couplepreneur... 👀
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✔ We love building a family and community… together.
✔ We love building, sharing, learning, and growing… together.
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The Power of Saying NO to Build the Life You Want
Lately, we’ve been thinking a lot about one of the biggest challenges in both business and relationships:
Where do you draw the line between saying YES to opportunities… and protecting your time, energy, and focus?
It’s easy to default to yes.
To take on every opportunity, every request, every new idea.
But what if saying NO is actually the key to success?
Most people don’t struggle with time management.
They struggle with decision management.
Because every time you say yes to something, you’re saying no to something else.
Whether you realize it or not.
Every time you say no, you’re really saying yes:
- Yes to your self
- Yes to your goals
- Yes to the life you want to create
Saying no isn’t selfish.
It’s necessary.
When you turn down requests or opportunities that don’t align with your current goals or vision, you’re not just protecting your energy.
You’re giving someone else the chance to step into their zone of genius.
The tasks that pull you away from your goals or dreams might be exactly what lights someone else up.
By saying no to what doesn’t serve you, you create space for what does.
More flow.
More focus.
More results.
So, if you’ve been afraid to set boundaries or decline opportunities because you think you’re letting people down, or missing out, remember this:
Saying no isn’t rejection.
It’s redirection.
Toward the life you want.
All the best,
Maggie
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