In business or in any relationship, saying NO is quite difficult for some people or very much easy for some. There are several versions of saying ‘NO’ which differ from person to person. The way you say ‘No’ does impact your relationship or your business in the long run. However, there are no rules of saying No, but how people behave for showing the decline expression is quite a funny observation. Here are few observations- No means No- Rude way of saying NO- How would you relate this situation, if you are new in business and trying to reach out your potential targets, but you know the person you are dealing with is not at all willing to listen, no matter, how many times you call them they will bluntly say NO on your face without any human expression! This is the Blunt way or rather a rude way of saying NO. They meant to say that you jerk, don’t you understand, I do not want what you sell, Get off! A silent No- Coward way of saying NO You know they like your product/soluti
At some point in time, it’s a kind of feeling which makes us realize that Hey, I am at the Cross-Roads! Where to go now? Which road needs to be taken to continue the journey? I think this is the conscious timing to retrospect our traveled paths or roads, and courageously follow the other roads . At the crossroads- you can actually follow the roads which you always wanted to travel, but somehow you dared not to consider that as a possible way. A small analysis of oneself at the crossroad can give a meaningful direction to your life. And it is that simple, you just need to find out the answers by yourself. Six roads (see table below) is the reflection of our life journey. We always start somewhere in our life. Our education, career, family, job, or business influence our decisions. Circumstances and events make us either realize our potentials or throw us in the valley of depression. But we always rely on something, and always want to try! Some self-introspection is always a