“Beware of overcommitment. You can’t say “yes” to everyone. You must practice saying “no.” Otherwise, you may be at risk to compromise your quality or your integrity.”
~ Stephen E. Deal
TimeWise
Posted in In All Things Do Your Very Best, Time
Posted by Alexandria Sage on August 27, 2011
https://simplysage.org/2011/08/27/timewise/
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All categories on SimplySage are from a speech my colleague, Stephen Deal, gave at a Convocation Ceremony at a local high school. The principles were so good I borrowed them with his permission. He is also featured a few times as a guest author/photographer on this blog.
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