When To Say No And How To Do It Graciously
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Julia Austin
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Dealing with unsolicited advice
When friends, family, or coworkers give unsolicited advice, it can be tricky, because not taking it can feel like you’re saying their knowledge/input isn’t valuable. But Dr. Jackson recommends saying, “I appreciate your advice and how much you care about me. However, what I really need is a listening ear right now. Is it ok if I simply get this off my chest?”
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