Theodore Roosevelt said yes to jobs first, then figured out how to do them. Saying no out of self-doubt closes doors that might not open again. Take the risk, commit, and learn as you go.
President Theodore Roosevelt said, whenever you are asked if you can do a job, tell them, certainly I can, and then get busy and figure out how to do it. So that's my tip for you today. Say yes. Learn to say yes. You can figure it out later. But if we always say no because we think we're not ready, or we say no because we think there's somebody more qualified, or we say no because we don't have those skills, Yet. Then sometimes saying no stops our opportunities. Opportunity doesn't always knock twice. So if you don't take those chances and take a risk when the opportunities come, you may not get another one. So if somebody asks you, can you help out, say yes, and then figure it out on the fly.
When you redefine what success means, you find more meaningful ways to go after it. #thepowerchapter
If you’re living the same routine every day and are comfortable there - you may be stuck in a rut.
