Saying No by Dr. Munn, PsyD, LCSW, PPSC, therapist in Mountain View, CA

Professional women have a difficult time saying “no” to an opportunity or a task. In fact, “yes” is usually what rolls off their tongue. The problem with saying “yes” all the time is that it often leads one to feel resentment and exhaustion, and ultimately burning out. Saying no initially may be incredibly uncomfortable, but it ultimately leads to better work life balance and overall life satisfaction. Today, I encourage you to consider saying no if it doesn’t help promote your selfcare.
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Hi, I’m Dr. Munn Saechao. I’m a clinical psychologist & clinical social worker based in Mountain View, California, and I work with high-achieving teens, adults, and overwhelmed parents navigating ADHD, anxiety, and depression.

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